A Russian soldier has admitted the hellish reality of fighting for Vladimir Putin 's forces in their full-scale invasion of Ukraine, in a video that has gone viral.

Second, it explains why life outside of war can seem so mundane and even meaningless. Having gone through heaven and hell, our everyday lives can feel like limbo.

Life magazine has chronicled the news in pictures for nearly 90 years. To mark the milestone anniversary, the Daily News looks back at its iconic covers, dating back to its debut on Nov. 23, 1936.

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks to Ukrainian writer Artem Chapeye about two years of war in Ukraine.

At this point in movie history, there are precious few ways to make a war film feel original. Every major American war, including the most recent ones in Iraq and Afghanistan, has been covered ...

“War Is Hell” shows bookworms a terrifying glimpse into the life of a soldier imprisoned during combat.

I don’t cover weapons or strategies, building a better bomb or designing a submarine. It’s about the human entity: the soldier and everything that entity deals with—extreme heat, loud noise ...

As Russia takes new ground in Ukraine’s east, soldiers on the front line talk of exhaustion, a perilous shortage of munitions and personal loss.

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War is hell; its horrors brought to light in literature, art and music. Usually portrayed as filled with fire and brimstone, hell can also be a cold, wet and very muddy place. At least that's how ...

During World War II he covered the battles for Okinawa and Bougainville as a combat photographer with the Marine Corps. The strength of his work led to a staff position with LIFE Magazine in 1946.