The Ukraine War: One Year Later

Our analysis and coverage of a year of conflict in Europe.

We’ve (unfortunately) reached the one-year anniversary of the conflict in Ukraine.

What was once thought to be a quick decapitation strike by Russia on a multi-axis invasion has turned into a fierce conflict that has resulted in staggering Russian losses. Some estimates put Russian casualties at 146,000—with analysts claiming this equates to more combat losses for Moscow than all of its deployments since World War II combined.

Ukraine has, by some estimates, suffered over 100,000 casualties as well.

So, how did Ukraine get to this point? We spent the last year talking with experts and on-the-ground volunteers asking this very question. We also examined what may happen as the war grinds on.

Be sure to revisit some of our in-depth analysis from the past year to refresh your memory of where we’ve been and to help chart out a path of where this conflict could be going…

Mooch Out

Mooch analyzes the first two and a half weeks of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and what the fight has revealed about the aggressor's military capabilities.

Noted military aviation expert and frequent channel guest Justin Bronk joins Mooch in person for an in-depth conversation about the lessons learned on both sides from the air war over Ukraine.

Mooch talks to noted military reporter and Forbes contributor David Axe about the air war over Ukraine.

Mooch has a conversation with an American nurse who's joined the "Hospitalliers," a Ukrainian medical unit that deals with the wounded on the front lines of the war against Russia.