Fishing for drones: a Ukrainian box that fires nets at FPVs heads for serial production
Phantom Defense says ten units are already in combat trials, and Militarnyi watched the system work at a test range.
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Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies team up with top volunteer whose fund bought 299,365 drones. $1.25 million from their previous deals goes to army
National Anti-Corruption Bureau and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office were created as a mandatory condition of Ukraine’s European integration and the fight against top-level corruption.
It was the only transport serving a village where more than 1,600 people still live: Russian forces strike a social bus with a drone in Bilenke, killing a woman and injuring other passengers
At the time of the attack, the bus was carrying a driver and 23 passengers, most of them elderly, the head of the humanitarian organization said.
An armored capsule instead of an open platform: Ukraine develops an evacuation module for the Murakha UGV
The capsule is equipped with a camera featuring day and night channels and two-way audio communication to monitor the person’s condition.
Ukraine makes its anti-drone road nets a national standard in a new strategy for defensive lines through 2028. It has already strung over more than 1,000 kilometers of road
FPV drones hunt anything moving near the front, so Kyiv is codifying the protection solutions.
Ukraine-NATO AI built to forecast Russia’s front-line drone attacks from past data and weather is ready to plug into the army
Drone types, areas, time windows: the model was tested on real data. A second tool ranks artillery plans and is now in trials.
Ukrainian scouts used a captured Russian soldier’s radio to gather intelligence for four days
Recon soldiers shared stories about their daily lives with ArmyInform.
Ukraine ordered 54% more FPV attack drones this year than in all of 2025, and deliveries jumped almost fourfold
Contracting across all drone types is up about 5.5 times in recent months compared with a year earlier.
Ukraine’s drone pilot calls it his proudest strike: cheap FPV drone detonating over two tons of explosives packed inside Russian mine-clearer
"Skipper", an FPV company commander in Ukraine's 413th Raid Unmanned Systems Regiment, has described destroying a Russian UR-77…
Ukraine turned ground robots into a frontline workhorse. Its first competitive tender may reward cheap copies over proven machines, an officer warns
Kyiv opened its first competitive tender for logistics and strike robots—a model a frontline officer warns rewards the cheapest compliant bid and could favor cheap copies over proven machines.
Most drone interceptors ram or explode. This Ukrainian one just throws a net—six shots to a module
The Mangal launcher carries two cameras, picks out drones on its own, and mounts on a vehicle or a fixed post.
A Ukrainian firm now rents out drone jammers by the day—but the deposit is the device’s full price
The daily fee comes off a deposit worth the whole device—rent long enough and the jammer becomes yours.
A former US nuclear-sub commander, a Ukrainian fund, and a plan to shield Odesa with drone swarms
Ukraine can't fully export its weapons yet — but its battle-tested tech is so in demand that two Ukrainian players just went to Denmark.
Foreign volunteers retrain as drone operators as Ukraine’s battlefield changes
Some of the Western volunteers who came to Ukraine to fight on the ground are now learning to operate FPV drones as unmanned systems take on a growing role in combat.
Russian drone killed five people on a scheduled minibus in southeastern Ukraine
The vehicle was running an intercity route through a district that sits across the river from Russian-held ground when the strike caught it.
“Its task is not cargo. Its task is people”: After Russian FPV drone hit their house, K-2 brigade sent ground robot to carry casualties out
A Ukrainian ground robot that usually hauls ammunition and supplies to the front carried a different load out…
20% to 70%: Ukraine’s National Guard rewired its drone war around cables
Fiber-optic drones trail a cable with no signal to jam—and now account for 70% of the drones the National Guard uses, up from about a fifth.
From HQ to the zero line: Ukraine’s Hrafit system answers one important question on an ordinary phone in a trench and on the road
Built by military programmers, Hrafit fuses radio-intelligence and surveillance into one picture.
Russia straps two small attack drones to wings of its long-range Gerans and releases them deep inside Ukraine. It rarely works, Flash says
An FPV drone drop was recently recorded in Kyiv Oblast, but there is no confirmation yet that it was carried out using a Gerbera.
Ukrainian company builds single device that detects FPV drone, reads its video feed, and jams it
Brama has passed lab and combat testing and is now going through codification.