American defense company Red Cat announces serial production of copy of Ukraine’s Magura V7 and says it’s their own development
The US military now wants the same capability. Ukraine built it first.
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“Fire-show goes on”: Ukrainian Intelligence drones strike Russian fuel tankers on supply corridor between occupied Berdiansk, Melitopol, and Crimea
HUR's Department of Active Actions used loitering munitions and Shark-M reconnaissance wings funded through the Prytula Foundation's "Jaws" project.
Crowdfunded Ukrainian satellite that helped find Russian landing ship Minsk has now delivered 5,900 radar images to intelligence
Ukrainians crowdfunded a $16M satellite in 3 days.
Even the FSB knows you won’t believe it—so Russia now lies only to Russians
A Ukrainian military intelligence official maps how Russian disinformation flipped—from flooding Ukraine to feeding Russians.
Russia’s AI-enabled “Klin” drone runs on US-made Nvidia modules and Australian flight controller
Its flight controller uses the Cube Orange system from Australia.
Ukrainian “Shamanbat” unit, including free Ichkeria fighters, just took out dozens of Kadyrov’s men in single operation
The special unit "Shamanbat," coordinating with the 104th Territorial Defense Brigade "Horyn" and HUR agent networks, executed drone and artillery strikes that destroyed enemy transport, armored vehicles, and killed several dozen Akhmat personnel.
Russia wants up to 20,000 foreign recruits in 2026, using coercion and deportation threats to bring people to the frontlines – Ukrainian intelligence
Russia has recruited foreign nationals for military service throughout the war against Ukraine, often deploying migrants and vulnerable groups to high-risk frontline roles with limited training.
One-third of 103 companies building Russia’s Su-57 used for launching Kh-69s are still not Sanctioned
Ukraine can't stop the UMPK glide bombs the Su-57 will carry.
HUR’s “Ghosts” hit two Russia’s landing ships, $5 million radar, and fuel depot in one overnight peration
Russia is losing amphibious capacity it has had since the late Soviet period and cannot replace at similar scale or speed.
Ukraine cut Russia’s oil exports by 880,000 barrels in one day — that’s $100 million every 24 hours
Russia tried to reroute oil from Sheskharis to Tuapse.
Russia is pulling strategic reserves to prop up a failing offensive, HUR says — and 20,000 troops is less than one month of its own losses
Moscow's military missed its self-imposed April deadline to seize three Donetsk Oblast cities, now it wants the rest of the region captured by September.
Russia’s “medical equipment” holding makes photodiodes for Iskander missiles. Most of it is still outside sanctions
The eighth Rostec holding has been exposed.
Ukraine just X-rayed Russia’s $100,000 drone — and found components from China, Taiwan, and Switzerland
Only the EU is sanctioning the factory behind this drone. That's the problem.
Ukrainian intelligence called it “the last Russian railway ferry in the Kerch Strait still afloat” — now it’s out of action too
The Slavyanin carried fuel, weapons, military equipment, and ammunition to Russian forces in occupied Crimea. HUR says it destroyed its ability to operate with a drone strike on the night of 5-6 April.
Largest strike of war—Russia unleashes 948 drones in 24 hours, as spring offensive begins
Shahed drones and ballistic missiles drain defenses for hours.
Ukraine’s “Ghosts” hit Russian patrol ship, S-400 radar, helicopter in Crimea in February raids
Ukraine's military intelligence released video of the precision strikes, which hit naval and air defense targets throughout February.
Ka-52 Alligators flew to Kyiv’s Hostomel four years ago. The companies that build and fix them still aren’t sanctioned
The HUR intelligence agency published data on 34 Russian Helicopters enterprises under Rostec — 14 of which face no restrictions from any coalition country despite directly supporting Russia's helicopter fleet.
“It’s ass”: Ukraine’s intelligence intercepts Russian troops struggling with Gazprom terminals after Starlink shutdown
The replacement satellite system runs on just five geostationary satellites whose capacity is mostly tied up serving civilian subscribers inside Russia — leaving front-line units without stable video feeds or reliable drone links.
Russia gave two Nigerian recruits no training, then sent them into a “meat assault” in Ukraine – HUR
Both men were dead within weeks, killed by a drone before they ever fired a shot.
35-year-old Belarusian woman arrested in Kyiv on suspicion of spying for KGB since 2015
The suspect allegedly attempted to infiltrate Ukraine's military intelligence after years of building connections among Ukrainian politicians and military, SBU says.