Ukraine creates grants to build domestic weapons parts industry, cut dependence on China
Financial support meant to reduce Ukraine's reliance on Chinese components.
From European car lots to Ukraine’s kill zones: the volunteer trucks keeping Ukraine alive
Bought for €20,000. Driven across Europe. Destroyed in a week.
Russia’s info-op worked. Ukraine is now haggling over how much to surrender
By setting the baseline conditions for negotiation and getting the White House to push them, Russia has gained a strong position while weakening Ukraine and Europe.
Kyiv’s first-ever hackathon delivers an anti-drone radar that costs less than a laptop
The European Defense Tech Hackathon was the first event of its kind held in Kyiv. The winning teams will go on to develop and implement these solutions for the military, under the guidance and supervision of experienced service members.
Taiwanese, South Korean companies supply industrial tools for Russia’s war
Taiwanese companies continue to supply precision industrial machines for factories that fuel Russia’s war machine, in defiance of…
Russian improvised armor destroying tanks it’s meant to protect
Russian crews complain that hefty, improvised armor shells break the transmission on their tanks after just a few…
Tomahawks would be useful. Funding Ukraine’s missile factories would be smarter.
Even if the US won't send Tomahawks, allies can still help Ukraine run an effective deep strike campaign
Hacked documents show Russia’s stealth bomber delayed by Western sanctions
Secret leak shows sanctions work - if the West can maintain them.
From civilian aircraft to strategic weapon: Ukraine’s long-range bomber UAV
The Ukrainian forces have revealed a secret tool in their deep strike arsenal. It’s an unassuming single-seater plane…
Ukraine’s plan to stop Russia’s drones? Train civilians to fly their own.
Without enough soldiers to defend cities, local residents must take the drones into their own hands
US returns to Ramstein with warnings for Russia—and empty hands for Ukraine
At least half of NATO's 32 allies have committed to buy American weapons for Ukraine and 19 total…
“Wow, send us another”: the battery tech Ukrainian troops are raving about
Ukrainian drone power supply manufacturer Pawell Power says they've discovered a way to increase battery efficiency by 77% without sacrificing room for the part that goes boom. Read the interview with the company founder here.
Ukraine’s army breaks own R&D rules to stay alive
Grassroots innovation has been one of Ukraine’s assets in the drone war against Russia. But failure to build on it is holding the country back.
Ukraine needs money for war, so it’s selling weapons to fund weapons
Three years of survival bred Ukraine's newest export: battle-tested lethality.