Drones hunt medics—so Ukraine sends robots that can’t be killed
Drones dominate the skies in Ukraine. Below, ground robots evacuate the wounded where medics would die trying.
Ukraine’s AI drones have 18 months to outpace Russia in existential “ruthless swarm” race
They can't hit moving trucks yet—but but they must beat Russia to swarm dominance by 2027
Ukraine builds an army where robots die so soldiers don’t have to
A New York tech CEO is finding the answer to Russia's three-to-one manpower advantage.
Russia found Ukraine’s drone weakness: cables that can’t be jammed
Electronic warfare became obsolete overnight, thanks to Beijing.
Ukraine’s secret weapon against Russia’s drone swarms: a wall of static
It spans 1,500 kilometers, weighs nothing, and kills Russian drones with invisible math.
The Avengers just got real: weekend engineers made Russia’s war tech obsolete — now the Pentagon should worry too
While Ukraine's allies debated aid, 150 weekend engineers launched the rapid-response pipeline smoking NATO deadlines — delivering tech that crashes Russia's multi-billion weapons within weeks.
CIA helped forge Ukraine’s broken spy service into Mossad against Putin — now it can’t make them stop
Rebuilt from Soviet wreckage with CIA help, Ukraine's spy agency hunts down Putin's top allies on three continents — crossing every "red line" the White House ever feared to touch.
Ukraine’s own drones crash Putin’s $7-billion “red lines” aircraft — while Russia fights them back with sticks
Ukraine’s rise to drone powerhouse has unleashed an industry producing 4.5 million flying killers a year — forcing Russian troops into WWI-style desperation to dodge death from above every six minutes.
“Dudes with track pants and hunting rifles”: why Ukraine became the West’s most embarrassing blind spot
Three years after Ukraine’s allies gave it three days to live, its “track pants soldiers” are still redefining global warfare — exposing the painful truth why Western experts got everything wrong.
“Kill a navy for the price of a car”: Ukraine’s drones drove out Putin’s fleet from the Black Sea — then turned on his fighter jets
When Russia stole Crimea— with most of Ukraine's navy —Kyiv made the weapons with 200-to-1 combat ratio, crippling Assad's supply lines and turning the Black Sea into a graveyard for Putin's most elite force.
No aid? No problem. Ukraine’s engineers hit Russia 7,000 times with homegrown tech
While allies debated aid, Ukraine's defense exploded tenfold, unleashing a tech revolution — from record-range drones to the world's cheapest missiles.
Inside Belarus’ Cyber Partisans who derailed Putin’s “Kyiv in three days” war plan
In 2022, Russia's Kyiv blitz stumbled over Belarus’s hacker rebels, fighting two dictators at once from inside Europe’s harshest regime.
Putin failed to capture Ukraine. Then Russian fakes seized the White House.
After losing the battle for Ukraine, Putin set to win the narrative war — hijacking U.S. politicians and eroding Western support with fakes that cost less than a missile and strike faster than one.
Russia tried to wipe out Ukraine’s Protestants. Their pastors struck back from D.C.
Hunted by Russia in occupied Ukraine, evangelical Christians became Kyiv's secret weapon in Congress, swaying US Republicans where Zelenskyy's efforts fell flat.