Ukrainian firm to bring 450 km/h drone interceptor to NATO markets
Ukraine’s high-speed interceptors built to hit enemy drones may soon also be hitting defense markets in the US and allied states.
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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…
Ukrainian robot survives artillery, mines and FPVs to save wounded soldier (video)
Two soldiers jump out of the tree line, carrying a wounded colleague and load him into a tiny…
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
Co-built and tested with Ukraine, Shahed-like American drone readies for mass production
A high-tech analogue of Russia’s Shahed strike drone is ready for mass-production in the US after completing combat…
Flamingo does combat trials as Ukraine inches towards wider use
Ukraine conducted combat trials of its new FP-5 Flamingo long-range cruise missile against the Russians over the past…
Russians discover Ukraine uses decoy drones, just like them
Ukraine is turning Russia’s tricks back on them, using decoy drones to clear paths for real strikes.
“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.
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’s defense tech leader challenges western strategic assumptions
FPV drones kill up to 70% of Ukrainian troops, yet NATO armies plan readiness for 2031.
Ukraine’s drone campaign forces Russia to rethink war production strategy – analysts
Strategic attacks on Russian military infrastructure are proving more cost-effective than conventional warfare, according to University of Oslo researcher Fabian Hoffmann
Ukraine’s largest FPV drone makes history with first-ever assault rifle combat use
The Queen of Hornets now wields an AK-47 in a war that is increasingly defined by the use of drones
Cotton fields in Ukraine? Yes, to tackle global gunpowder shortage
Ukraine is turning to an unlikely solution - cotton cultivation - to combat a global gunpowder shortage. With Western allies struggling to meet artillery needs, experimental fields in Odesa Oblast aim to produce nitrocellulose, a key gunpowder component. Russia, meanwhile, faces no such ammunition constraints.
How two women revolutionized drone training in Ukraine
Ukraine can only win if it has a technological edge, Maria Berlinska realized in 2015. Now, the Dignitas Fund trains thousands in drone warfare, making flying robots, not foot soldiers, the new face of combat.
Airfield assassin: Ukraine’s Palianytsia drone threatens Russian rear
Its precise features remain classified, but experts allow giving an educated guess about Ukraine's newest mysterious weapon
500km game-changer: Ukraine’s ballistic missile breakthrough can alter war dynamics
As Western fear of Russian escalation continues limiting missile strikes into Russia, Ukraine ramps up its domestic arms production to counter Russia's Iskanders
Western tech in Russia’s missiles: 15 companies whose parts fuel Kh-101 missile that hit Kyiv Children’s Hospital
The Russian Kh-101 cruise missile that struck Kyiv's children's hospital, killing several, contained 28 components from 15 Western firms, Six of these companies still operate in Russia
Rheinmetall’s Ukrainian expansion is building a defense industry powerhouse
German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall is investing heavily in Ukraine, setting up joint production facilities for armored vehicles, ammunition, and air defense systems. The move aims to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities and position Rheinmetall as the "number one option for the Ukrainian army."