A report put words in his mouth, a Korean CEO says—he never told the magazine Ukraine dropped his AI
Newtype Industries contradicts a published account of Ukrainian officials allegedly shutting down its battlefield tests.
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Russian arms giant Rostec touts radar targeting for its Kalitka anti-drone gun. Russia showed the trick a month ago
Kalashnikov says the turret already guards Russian command posts and supply routes at the front.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies team up with top volunteer whose fund bought 299,365 drones. $1.25 million from their previous deals goes to army
National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office were created as a mandatory condition of Ukraine’s European integration and the fight against top-level corruption.
Russia’s defense minister congratulated a division on taking Mala Tokmachka. A year later, that division is still trying
A Ukrainian military analyst places the same Russian unit at the center of a slow push on the town of Orikhiv in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Ukrainian maker DevDroid’s Droid Box now sends ground robots that lose Starlink back to point A
Their speakers can also tell Russian soldiers to surrender, and strike models with new thermal cameras are already with troops.
A Russian refinery rated at more than 6 million tons a year burns again in Krasnodar Krai
Estimates of the plant’s capacity vary, but it is consistently listed among the largest in southern Russia.
Akim, Price, Boxer, and Criminal: Ukraine’s latest wiretaps read like a mob movie, with real officials in the cast
A security service general, a senior police officer, and an alleged enforcer are among five suspects, and judges have already ordered two of them held while the general still waits for his ruling.
Russian vehicles can now shrug off cheap drones. Near Huliaipole, Ukrainian pilots are sending ones they can’t
The 237th Unmanned Systems Battalion is aiming heavy drones, usually saved for targets far behind the front, at single armored vehicles, trading one expensive drone for a near-certain kill.
Oleshky’s evacuation was called a success, but some residents didn’t make it out. Now, the aid is still not reaching them
Some people hid in basements without a signal and never learned there was a way out, the town’s Ukrainian administration says.
Police find missing woman alive four days after Russian bombing of Komyshuvakha underground school. Death toll rises to 43.
Russia dropped multiple aerial bombs, including a three-ton FAB-3000, on an underground school in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, while civilians gathered to receive humanitarian aid. At least 43 people were killed.
Crimea’s lights go out again—and Ukraine says two more Pantsirs were hit
Russia’s Energy Ministry claims a Ukrainian attack cut Crimea’s power on 4 November—the second straight night the peninsula lost supply.
A Kyiv-bound Shahed carried a warhead and leaflets touting a “Ukrainian” brigade in Russia’s army
Ukrainian troops downed it on 4 November. A second leaflet in the bundle attacked Ukraine’s military recruitment offices.
Russian milblogger urges hitting Ukraine’s nuclear plants. ISW: without stronger defenses, last winter will likely repeat
Ukraine’s nuclear plants have already cut output because the damaged grid cannot carry their power.
Lived in occupation, fought against Ukraine. Now, Kyiv says, Russia won’t take them back.
Kyiv says it would trade those who ask to go to Russia for Ukrainian defenders. Moscow claims it just won back 50 such men.
Russian attacks kill nine civilians in Kherson, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Sumy oblasts in a day
Bombs and drones hit homes across front-line communities, while the death toll from Monday's strike on an aid point in Komyshuvakha kept rising.
A Ukrainian ground robot hauls up to 500 kg—and tows broken robots back for repair
Its maker says the robot has been tested in combat and is heading for military approval, as Russian drone units hunt Ukraine's robotic supply runs.
At least 100 satellites, fast but maybe not as fast as Starlink: a Ukrainian firm sizes up a satellite network for Ukraine’s military
Its CEO says the timeline hinges on launch queues and scarce ground terminals, and later stages could cost far more than the privately funded test satellite.
Germany’s chancellor admits occasional resupply snags in Ukraine aid—he’ll try to clear them at the 19 November summit
Merz said he gathered from the talks that deliveries, F-16 ammunition in particular, are helping Ukraine’s army a lot right now.
Five refineries in a week: drones set Russia’s Ryazan fuel plant on fire
Drones set Russia’s Ryazan refinery, which supplies Moscow, on fire overnight on 5 November—the fifth Russian refinery hit since 30 October.
How can Ukraine defend against 190 ballistic missiles a month? In October, it stopped 7%
Russia aims to turn out Ukraine's lights and turn off its heat. The Patriot missiles will not come in time.