The airline’s B-787 planes currently sport a large black letter “Z” on their tails. As part of the rebrand, they will get a paint job to replace logos with a green, black and white design.

The letter Z, which has become the Russian emblem for the war, is seen on a blown Russian APC near Kutuzivka, east Ukraine, Friday, May 13, 2022. Bernat Armangue/AP Photo ...

With Moscow's attack on Ukraine now in its fourth week, authorities in Russia are pulling out all the stops to drum up enthusiasm for the campaign. And the Latin letter Z has become a ubiquitous ...

The symbol "Z"—together with the letter "V"—was first noticed as a marking on Russian military vehicles in the first days of Moscow's troops invasion of Ukraine. The letters on the tanks and ...

In Russia, the letter then began to pop up all over the place. There are Z stickers on the backs of cars and commercial vehicles, and one talk show pundit recently appeared wearing a T-shirt with ...

Newsweek has contacted the Kremlin for comment. The letter Z does not exist in the Cyrillic alphabet but has become a ubiquitous logo for Russian support since the invasion started on February 24.

Videos and photos posted on social media of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine show the letter Z appearing on Russian military vehicles. It’s being used as a symbol of support for Russian President ...

From the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, Russian military vehicles have been seen marked with the letter Z. It’s believed to be Russian shorthand for “victory” and is being called ...

The "Z" started popping up when Russian forces moved into Ukraine. The symbol was used as an identifying mark on military vehicles. But now we are seeing it overtake social media in Russia.

At first glance, it looks like the Z logo from Nissan’s famed sports car, but it actually pays homage to the Corvette’s long history with the letter Z; the letter has appeared over the years ...