Drone
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We punch corridors, blind the enemy’s radar “eyes,” overload their channels, and into the resulting gaps in their rear areas fly cruise missiles and long-range drones carrying 50+ kg warheads.
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This morning, 16 March, Russian forces attacked Kyiv with more than 30 drones of various types equipped with communication channels. Air Force spokesperson Yuriy Ihnat said this during…
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Russia has effectively ceded the initiative in the Black Sea. They no longer control the situation, even in their own ports.
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Russia is scaling its unmanned systems to the level of a separate branch of service — 165,000 personnel, new regiments in every military district, and fibre-optic drones. We examine how the aggressor is preparing for an offensive campaign.
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The commander of the 71st Separate Airborne Brigade of the Airborne Forces spoke about the defence of Sumy Region, how the war has changed, Russian losses, and the impact of peace talks on the front line.
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A frank conversation about what it means to be an infantryman, staying in position, marching 20 km with combat gear, and surviving under constant drone surveillance.
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In order to wage war intelligently, creatively and effectively, the strategy for developing the Armed Forces needs to be revised.
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In 2026, the enemy will be able to launch air strikes with two to three hundred UAVs per night, deploy six to nine hundred in massive strikes, and make two to three attempts to overload our air defence with super-attacks throughout the year…
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Russian forces strike two civilian vessels in Black Sea. Russian occupying forces have attacked two civilian vessels in the Black Sea, Ukrainian Navy reported. “Today, Russian strike…
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The Defence Forces carried out a massive overnight strike on a Shahed drone storage facility at Donetsk Airport on 30 December. This was reported by the commander of the 414th Separate…
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Over the course of the full-scale war, the enemy fleet has lost 29% of its capability to conduct missile strikes against land targets and 54% of its amphibious assault capability. On the Ukrainian side, zero ships were employed.
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Right now it’s a seesaw — will we find the strength to establish a perimeter around the supply line, clear the neighbourhoods and hold the pocket, or will the enemy widen the breach, ramp up the pressure and force us to withdraw.
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New Russian munitions can fly up to 200 km deep into our territory, posing a particular threat to cities. What is needed to counter them?
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The Ukrainian drone missile Palyanytsya has already carried out dozens of successful strikes on Russian military depots. Another drone missile, Ruta, attacked a naval tower for the…
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Affected countries seem to tend to downplay the danger.