Ukraine’s new AI platform trains weapons on five million frames of drone footage. Partner countries can use it too
Ukraine's Defense Ministry opened Avengers Labs, an AI-training platform built on battlefield data.
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The wreckage Russia collects from Ukrainian drone strikes may have a second life—aimed at NATO, Lithuania warns
Military intelligence gathered data showing Moscow may use captured drone parts for strikes on critical infrastructure in the region, aiming to obscure responsibility and shift blame to Kyiv.
Ukraine’s newest mine-clearing vehicle is a 1960s-design APC with nobody inside
Allies have shipped Ukraine more than 1,700 M113s. Khartia's engineers just showed what one looks like with nobody inside.
Ukraine and NATO are funding joint teams to turn battlefield prototypes into weapons — each pairing Ukrainian firm with allied one
Brave1 and NATO began accepting applications for UNITE - Brave NATO, a joint grant program to scale drone and air-defense technology.
Ukrainian unit downs 696 Russian drones in 19 days without firing shot at them
The Molniya kills matter more than their number suggests, because they are the hard ones.
The Ukrainian combat divers who blew up a Russian bomber just built their own sea drone
Ukraine's National Guard unveiled a naval drone designed by one of its own frontline units, reflecting a growing trend of soldiers building the weapons they fight with.
20,000 confirmed hits make General Cherry Ukraine’s top FPV drone maker
Ukraine's combat-driven drone market crowned General Cherry its top FPV manufacturer in June after more than 20,000 verified target hits.
Ukraine can build Patriots or keep hitting Russia’s refineries—not both, defense scholar says
Marc DeVore asked two expert groups he chairs, both advising the UK defense ministry, whether Ukraine could build Patriots within a year. Both said no.
Japan and Ukraine will jointly develop and produce military drones
The SCMP reported Tokyo is drawing on Ukraine's war against Russia to accelerate its own programs.
Dust and demining in Lviv Oblast—where the future of clearing the world’s most mined country meets the county fair
A day at the country’s flagship robot-demining showcase in Lviv Oblast, where clearing the most heavily mined country on earth looked a bit like a county fair with explosions.
Russia’s strike drones now fly with escorts – as Ukraine’s interceptors tear through stocks
Ukraine’s interceptor effectiveness is forcing Russian strike UAVs into escorted formations during missions, while pushing reconnaissance operations toward cheaper, lower-end drone systems.
Russian forces depend on Crimea. Ukraine is turning it into an island.
“Crimea is the center of gravity of this war for the Russians”
UK to fund 150,000 Ukrainian-made drones and 350 air defense missiles in £752 million package funded by Russian assets
London says the aid will strengthen Ukraine’s defenses against Russian missile and drone attacks.
Ukraine to supply NATO ally Latvia with strike drones, ground robots, naval systems
Defense ministers spell out the Drone Deal's two-way flow
Germany was late to grasp Russian hybrid attacks, Bundeswehr colonel tells defence forum
The political shift on Russian hybrid attacks began only in the past 18 to 24 months.
Russia lost $435 million worth of equipment over past 24 hours. Ground robots are among losses, too
The Ukrainian General Staff's daily tally for 3 June: 60 artillery systems, 1,853 drones, 437 vehicles, and 5 tanks.
Ukraine says its drone deal with the US is stuck while its deals with Europe and the Gulf move ahead
Kyiv agreed to let Washington check its air, sea, and land drones, yet the framework agreement remains open, Zelenskyy said.
From drones augmenting infantry to drones replacing it: Ukraine’s Third Army Corps plans 30% robot-for-infantry substitution by end of 2026
Robotic complexes are slated to take on infantry roles.
Twenty armed men capture a village on NATO’s eastern border. What happens next?
A Ukrainian frontline commander has thought it through. Europe hasn't.
Ukraine wrapped the occupied south in three layers of drones. Russian trucks are burning
Strikes doubled February to March—and the Russians retreated