A new tactical symbol appearing on Russian tanks and armored vehicles involved in the ongoing offensive near Kharkiv, Ukraine suggest a significant scale-up in Russia's military activities ...

The white "Z" symbol has become a symbol of support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to many. ... What led the Russian military to choose a Z, in particular, is unclear.

When the symbol first began to pop up on Russian military vehicles, several theories appeared. Some observers predicted that the symbol designated where the military units were stationed: Z stood ...

In the past several weeks, the "Z" has gone from a military marking to a potent symbol of support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine. And there are signs that Russian nationalist groups have co ...

Regardless of its original military meaning, "Z" has become a symbol for support of Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine both at home and abroad. Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak is facing disciplinary ...

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine dragged into its second week, photos have emerged of Russian tanks and uniforms emblazoned with various symbols, including “Z” and “V,” leading to ...

The “Z” symbol, which does not exist in the Cyrillic Russian alphabet, was first spotted on 22 February, “emblazoned on Russian military vehicles rolling into Ukraine’s Donetsk region ...

The Russian 'Z' symbol - what it means and where the military symbol came from. ... Now, the motif seems to have gained recognition as a symbol of support for Russia's attack.

Nearly two years into an invasion with increasingly vague goals, recent photos show symbols from Russia’s Soviet past becoming increasingly mainstreamed as a rallying point for Russian troops.

The suspension of American aid to Kyiv fits neatly into the Kremlin leader's military plans: to intensify his offensive in ...

Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak is facing disciplinary action after wearing a "Z" symbol taped to his uniform while standing next to Ukrainian Illia Kovtun on the podium at a gymnastics World Cup ...

One puzzling aspect of the Z-symbol mystery is the lack of a readily identifiable translation. For one thing, the Latin letter "Z" doesn't resemble its counterpart in Russian Cyrillic, which looks ...