Ukrainian drones now reach so deep that Russia closed its main highway to Crimea
Occupation governor Vladimir Saldo signed the order after Ukrainian mid-range drones began hitting the road Russia's southern military supply depends on.
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Russian aggression in Europe and in Ukraine in particular.
Russia’s new Kyiv strike threat is posturing for the Victory Day humiliation, not retaliation—ISW
EU, France, Poland, and Ukraine answered Moscow's evacuation demand in lockstep. The diplomats are staying.
Ukraine wrapped the occupied south in three layers of drones. Russian trucks are burning
Strikes doubled February to March—and the Russians retreated
Ukraine could loft its AI drones 8,000 meters up—then let them glide into Russia
With help from a balloon, a Hornet AI drone could double its striking range.
Russia’s drones are trying to dogfight. They probably can’t beat F-16s—but An-28s should worry
Lag in Russia's command network protects fast jets. Helicopters less so
Wounded warriors can wait months for evacuation. Ukrainians are trying to solve this—here’s how
From UGVs to experimental hexcopters
Ukraine’s homemade glide bomb may have an edge over the American and French ones
It took more than a year of development, but Ukraine's new precision glide bomb is finally ready for action.
Take food for three days. Then you’ll come back. The Crimean Tatars never did
The people who finally came home in the 1990s and their descendants are Russia's political prisoners again.
Russian air-defense crews are now the hunted as Ukraine bolts rocket pods to its long-range drones
Ukrainian dorne forces' operators of the 1st Separate Center hit a protected node near Myrnyi, occupied Crimea, and released thermal video of the attack.
The Freya air defense system could take down Russian ballistic missiles. Can Ukraine build it?
As the Iran war drains the world's Patriots, Ukraine needs to build its own long-range air defense. Freya could be just the thing.
Russia stops war only for one reason — and Ukrainians feel betrayed that Europe won’t act on it: Human rights expert names it
European governments are financing Ukraine's defense with one hand while allowing their own companies to pay taxes into Russia's war budget.
A Russian tank division rolls toward Pokrovsk, adding major manpower to Russia’s eastern push
Can the Ukrainian 7th Rapid Reaction Corps kill enough Russian reinforcements to halt an offensive toward Kramatorsk and Sloviansk?
Russians published footage of a drone striking a UN convoy in Kherson. UN say they “don’t know” who did it.
Kherson has faced sustained FPV drone attacks on civilian and humanitarian movements from Russian-held territory across the Dnipro River.
Weaponizing the Westerlies: Ukrainian balloons sow havoc over Russia
Aerostats grow more instrumental in Ukrainian strikes, intel gathering, and making Russia waste its air defenses.
Ukraine’s $50,000 suicide drones can now skip the suicide part
There's a tendency for single-use Ukrainian drones to become reusable. Now the Fire Point FP-1/2 has joined the reusable club.
Ukrainian supply robots are blocking Russia’s plan to starve Kostiantynivka
Ukraine's growing legion of resupply robots can prolong the defense of Konstyantynivka. But human soldiers are still necessary.
ISW: Russia’s grand territorial ambitions are divorced from battlefield reality
The think tank noted that Russian forces first infiltrated Kostiantynivka in October 2025 and have made no significant tactical gains in six months, even as Peskov restated Moscow's withdrawal demand on four oblasts.
Ukrainian drones halted Russia’s spring advance. Russia is bombing back.
It's a race. Can Ukrainian drones deplete Russian forces faster than Russian bombs deplete Ukrainian forces?
So many Ukrainian AI drones are hunting Russian trucks they’re crossing each other’s paths
Ukraine's A.I. drones are stacking up over the Russian logistical zone, each looking for a truck to blow up.
West has power to end Russia’s war against Ukraine — it’s choosing not to: Human rights lawyer tells us why
Human rights lawyer Simon Papuashvili on what Western governments won't say out loud — and what it would actually take to stop Russia.