Major General Vladimir Zavadsky was reportedly killed this week, the latest high-ranking official to die in Ukraine.

In Russia, the pain and loss of the war in Ukraine are felt most profoundly in small villages, where a soldier’s burial produces not just grief but a yearning to find meaning in his death.

Maj. Gen. Vladimir Zavadsky, 45, deputy commander of the 14th Army Corps, died Tuesday, according to a social media post from the Moscow Higher Combined Arms Command School. Zavadsky graduated from the military school, known as MROO “Kremlin,” in 2000.

Russian soldiers in Ukraine are lamenting their nation's war efforts and some who have been captured are actually "relieved," according to a new report. Ukraine's current counteroffensive has been somewhat stymied in areas like Avdiivka,

Storms have battered southern and eastern Ukraine, as well as parts of Russia, reportedly hampering Moscow’s campaign around Avdiivka.

Russian general 'killed by stepping on own side's landmine' in Ukraine - Vladimir Zavadsky died in Ukraine on Tuesday, according to pro-Kremlin media