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Russia Faces Struggle to Replace Bombers Lost in Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Russia will take years to replace nuclear-capable bomber planes that were hit in Ukrainian drone strikes last weekend, according to Western military aviation experts, straining a modernisation programme that is already delayed.
Russia dramatically intensified missile and drone attacks across Ukraine this month in an effort to sap Ukrainians’ morale – ...
The war in Ukraine is one of robots and horses. It’s WW1-style trench warfare with modern killing machines. As Kyiv is perfecting the art of lethal drones ... That setup helps them navigate ...
KYIV, Ukraine — In the courtyard ... propellers sit on the floor and wall shelves are stacked with carbon-fiber frames. This is the workshop for a secret drone-making operation.
A Ukrainian drone with a cope cage. Hundreds of thousands of tiny drones cloud the sky over the 700-mile front line of Russia’s 39-month wider war on Ukraine—far too many for traditional gun ...
The Russian Defense Ministry reported the downing of 22 Ukrainian drones over four Russian regions. A man walks next to the "The Wall of Remembrance of the Fallen for Ukraine," a memorial for ...
KYIV, Ukraine — Whenever Anton has free time after work, he sits at his kitchen table and spends a few hours assembling drones that will be sent to the front line. “Our army needs a lot of ...
POKROVSK, Ukraine—The Ukrainian drone pilot spotted two Russian soldiers seeking cover from his explosive machine in an outhouse. He sent his aerial craft, the size of a dinner plate with four ...
Finland’s Summa Defence Oy will start producing drones in the Nordic country in an effort to support Ukraine’s fight against Russia. Summa plans to start industrial-scale drone manufacturing ...
U.S. President Donald Trump says he’s spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin and that the Russian leader told him “very strongly” that he will respond to Ukraine’s weekend drone attack on Russian ...
With America’s drone technology a disappointment on the battlefield, defense startups have joined forces with Ukrainian manufacturers to build better, war-proven aircraft for the U.S. military.
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