Ukraine’s robots now evacuate the wounded no medic can reach
Drones dominate the skies in Ukraine. Below, ground robots evacuate the wounded where medics would die trying.
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Ukraine’s killer drones just hit a wall—Russia’s souped-up “turtle” tanks
Russian armor is attacking in several places in Ukraine. Despite heavy losses, the Russians have a plan—and it may be working.
Storm Shadows strike major Russian munitions plant in growing strategic campaign
The Bryansk Chemical Plant not only produced ammunition but also served as a frontline artillery repair hub for Russian troops
Russia, Iran plan partnership “in all areas,” including nuclear projects while Trump seeks stability in Middle East
Earlier, Russia condemned US and Israeli strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities as destabilizing.
Modern battlefield trauma is more severe than ever as Russian weapons evolve, says Ukrainian combat medic
With drones and high-power munitions causing unprecedented damage, Ukrainian doctors implement both global best practices and homegrown techniques to save lives of defenders.
Twenty-two tanks rolled to the fight. Ukraine’s drones saw—and ended their might.
Russian forces tried to avoid Ukraine's drones near Pokrovsk. But the attempt failed—and the drones wrecked an assault group.
Trump signals interest in drones-for-Tomahawk missiles deal proposed by Zelenskyy in Washington
At the White House, Ukraine’s president offered a bold exchange: thousands of domestically-produced drones in return for US Tomahawk cruise missiles. These are the weapons that could let Kyiv strike deep into Russia’s rear and force Moscow to the table.
“Out of ten Russian infantry soldiers, seven are eliminated”: Kyiv’s defenses turn Oskil river into trap on Kupiansk front
A gas pipeline once used by Russian forces to sneak under Kupiansk was flooded by Ukrainian units, blocking underwater infiltration and forcing the enemy into exposed crossings.
WP: China sent Ukraine just 72 miles of fiber-optic drone cable—but gave Russia 328,000 miles to power its FPVs
Despite cutting direct drone exports, China’s tech factories are keeping Russian drone makers in business—shipping the components that power their most advanced systems.
Ukraine’s frontline “kill zone” now stretches 10 kilometers deep, top commander says
Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi says the war now revolves around drone range and how quickly the wounded can be rescued.
Russia launches 1,360 bombs and 92 missiles on Ukraine in single week, while global attention is drawn to Middle East
While Israel and Hamas negotiate a pause in hostilities, Russian forces intensify strikes across Ukraine, hitting civilians and energy infrastructure with unprecedented volume.
Moscow pushes new solution in air defense as Ukrainian strikes create fuel shortages in Russia
The experimental batch of three airframes shows potential.
UK delivers hundreds of air defense missiles to Ukraine months ahead of schedule
Russia has been increasing aerial attacks across Ukrainian cities as winter approaches, straining the country’s air defense capabilities.
Ukraine proposes G7 task force to monitor Russia’s microchips of death
With 7,313 drones and 270 missiles striking Ukraine in September, Kyiv says a single imported chip can cost lives and urges allies to close loopholes.
Russian troops use drones as shepherds for infantry on Pokrovsk front
The assault doctrine results in over 100 Russian casualties daily from Ukraine's Security Service alone, with 46 of 200 attempted assaults recorded in a single day on the Pokrovsk axis.
Ukraine proves simple weapons can beat high-tech drones
Across training grounds, Ukrainian troops learn to hit fast, tiny drones with shotguns, a stark lesson NATO allies are now racing to adopt.
Kyiv reportedly knocks out power to 40,000 in Russia’s Belgorod and Bryansk oblasts, after Moscow hits Ukraine with 50 missiles
A thermal plant, substations in Belgorod, Bryansk oblasts were targeted.
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.
“Putin is laughing at West”: Ukraine traces 102,000 foreign components in Russian weapons after biggest strike of war on Lviv
Zelenskyy revealed that Russia’s 5 October attack relied on thousands of imported electronics for missiles and drones, demonstrating how international supply chains are exploited for war.
Not just participants — Ukraine commands NATO’s simulated enemy for first time in history at Portugal naval drills
Using over 100 sea, land, underwater, and aerial drones, Ukraine orchestrated complex strikes and threat responses, proving its technologies meet NATO standards.