"Z" could have dual meanings ... Koffler told Fox News the Russians may be using Latin symbols as a signal that the war in Ukraine is part of a grander conflict between the Atlanticism of ...

"Symbols like these are used - a 'Z' in a square, a 'Z' in a circle ... One theory is that the two Latin letters might stand for "vostok", meaning east, and "zapad", meaning west.

The Z symbol, Yakovenko said ... To a lesser extent, the Latin letter V (for eastern, vostochny) has also been used in the same way. Leviyev noted that Z has become a Kremlin "brand," similar ...

It was initially suggested that the Latin letter “Z” was a Russian military symbol. But in recent days it has spread, and other theories about its meaning have emerged. The Russian Defense ...

What exactly this symbol is supposed to mean ... the raw power the country wants to project, whereas the Latin alphabet’s “Z” zigs and zags down a tank’s body like a gash.

The letter "Z" — which is part of the Latin alphabet but not the Cyrillic ... Even outside of the country, the symbol has appeared on clothing. Its origins may be mysterious, as NPR has reported ...

"Z", a letter that features in the Latin alphabet but not in Cyrillic ... "I saw our military was wearing it, and I looked at what the symbol represents. As an athlete, I will always fight ...

The emergence of the symbol surprised some as Z itself is not a letter in Russia’s Cyrillic alphabet, coming instead from Latin. It reportedly originated from the marking of a military grouping ...