Are Russian Shaheds mounting radar-hunting modules?
"Theoretically, it can autonomously guide the UAV to active radio sources, including radar.”
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Russian aggression in Europe and in Ukraine in particular.
Russia sentenced a Ukrainian journalist to 13 years for a beet juice protest — in absentia. Now it wants her arrested abroad, and Ukraine’s NGOs say it won’t stop there
Twenty-one Ukrainian media outlets and NGOs, including Euromaidan Press, signed a joint condemnation warning that Zemlyana's case is a template Russia will use against Ukrainian journalists and media workers documenting war crimes and exposing the aggressor.
Russia putting decoy missiles on Shaheds to distract defenders from real ones
"We need to think about how we can distinguish Shaheds with fake missiles."
Ukraine signs ‘historic’ 10-year defense deals with Saudi Arabia, Qatar
Agreement signed amid Iran blasting Gulf countries' bases, energy assets
Russia’s enormous “giga turtle” tank covered in chains, spines, and mine rollers just attacked Kostiantynivka at 10 km/hr
Persisting in their efforts to capture Kostyantynivka, the Russians rolled out their biggest, heaviest and slowest assault vehicles.
Russia put a hula hoop on its attack drone. Now it flies 50 km into Ukraine’s rear.
A bulky plastic ring is one key to deeper Russian drone strikes targeting Ukraine's vulnerable logistics.
Ukraine isn’t just burning Russia’s oil — it’s going after two refineries that keep Russian tanks moving and bombers flying
Energy analyst Mykhailo Honchar writes for EP that KINEF and YANOS are Russia's leading producers of specialized military oils and greases without which armored vehicles, helicopters, and missile systems cannot function.
Ukraine hits Ust-Luga and Primorsk for the third time in five days — the pace suggests Kyiv is trying to destroy Russia’s Baltic oil export ports beyond repair
NASA satellite data confirmed new fires at both ports; together they handle 2 million barrels of Russian crude exports daily. A drone also struck Severstal's blast furnace in Cherepovets in the same night.
Russian shadow war is escalating. NATO railways and sea cables are in the crosshairs.
Military supply chain hubs are especially vulnerable to deniable attacks
Russia built the world’s only missile-armed icebreaker. A Ukrainian sport plane just crippled it.
The $222 million ship never left the shipyard.
Ukraine barters with Gulf states: Patriot missiles for anti-drone capabilities
Anti-drone experts already deployed to half-dozen countries, but road for weapon transfers yet to be paved
Russia’s unstoppable Mach-6 missile just got killed by a Ukrainian drone
After peeling back Russian air defenses in Crimea, Ukrainian drone operators are now hunting down Russia's best missiles on the ground.
FPV drone strikes in Baghdad expose US vulnerability
Fortifications are no longer enough to guard against cheap, yet persistent threat
Russia building satellite network to replace Starlink, launches first 16 into orbit
Large-scale deployment still years away, but Russia has all it needs to make it happen
Mesh networked “smart mines” under development by Poland, Estonia, Ukraine
Likely to be used along the borders of Russia and its allies
Rosneft’s classified document recommended smoke screens against GPS-guided drones — and the same document explains why that’s useless
Every barrier in the document also uses shallow foundations to dodge permit requirements — a structural choice the presentation explicitly flags as its own kill switch. Putin's simultaneous PMC-arming law is Moscow's admission the engineering fixes aren't enough.
NATO in talks to bring more Ukrainian know-how to allied air defense
Goal to be able to take down 95% of all air threats
Russia marched into Huliaipole in December. Now it can’t march out.
Ukrainian advances in the southeast are taking the pressure off Zaporizhzhia city and its 700,000 pre-war residents.
GUR: Russia is testing AI on its Lancet drones using Nvidia tech, working with Iran to upgrade Shaheds
“The technologies used today against Ukraine pose a potential threat to other regions of the world.”
Russia’s secret aviation report: fighter jet clipped its own gate, a 500 kg bomb fell on takeoff, a gunship came home with a printer-paper-sized hole. Nine engine failures in three weeks
The 24-incident log covers mishaps around the turn of the year, with 9 involving engine failures across combat and transport aircraft types.