Tag: DroneWarfare

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Russian Missile Kills 10 at Ukraine Defense Expo

A Russian ballistic missile struck a defense-industry gathering in Ukraine's Bucha district on Friday, killing 10 people and injuring nearly 100 in one of the deadliest attacks this year on the country's rapidly expanding defense sector. The strike has also revived debate over how Ukraine can protect a decentralized wartime…

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Cargo Flights Underscore Foreign Role in Sudan

Foreign sponsorship has become a central operational driver of Sudan's civil war. Competing supply networks give both sides access to drones, munitions and logistics that help them replace losses and continue fighting despite repeated peace efforts.Flight-tracking records show SU-SAW, a Boeing 737-8F2 operated by the Egyptian cargo carrier Air Master,…

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Romanian F-16 Downs Drone Over Buzău

A Romanian Air Force F-16 shot down an unidentified drone over Buzău County on Friday, the first confirmed shoot-down of a drone over Romanian territory since Russia's full-scale invasion began.The Defence Ministry said radar detected the aircraft at 9:39 a.m., 20 kilometres east of Sulina, on a course along the…

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Drone Strike Raises Chad — Sudan Border Tensions

A drone from Sudan reportedly struck Bamina in eastern Chad on July 21, injuring two children and burning vehicles and shops, according to a local Chadian official quoted by Sudan Tribune.The official said two locations were hit about seven kilometres inside Chad. He did not accuse either side in Sudan’s…

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US Probes Russian Role in Iran Strikes on CIA Sites

US intelligence officials are investigating whether Russia helped Iran attack CIA facilities by providing targeting intelligence or enhanced drone technology, although no firm conclusion has been reached. Moscow denied involvement.At least two CIA-linked sites were struck in March: the agency’s station inside the US Embassy in Riyadh and another facility…

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Ukraine Is Teaching NATO a Faster Way to Fight

When Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022, Ukraine depended heavily on Western weapons to survive. Four years later, the relationship is becoming more reciprocal. While Kyiv still relies on allied military aid, NATO and European governments are increasingly turning to Ukraine for something they cannot manufacture themselves: combat-tested knowledge…

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Cheap Drones Are Rewriting Energy Security

For decades, governments measured energy security by asking whether oil and gas could move safely across oceans and pipelines. The principal threats were conventional wars, naval blockades, piracy or attacks on a handful of high-profile facilities. Protect the sea lanes, defend a few critical chokepoints and maintain strategic reserves, the…

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Ukraine’s Naval Drones Disable 23 Shadow Fleet Ships

Ukraine struck 23 vessels tied to Russia's shadow fleet over two nights, while parallel strikes hit a railway hub in occupied Kerch, in what commander Robert "Madyar" Brovdi describes as a campaign to disable rather than destroy Moscow's sanctions-evading logistics.Brovdi, head of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, said operators struck 11…

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Drone Warfare Is Becoming One Global Battlefield

Drones are no longer supporting weapons used alongside artillery, aircraft and missiles. Across several of the world's most active conflicts, they now shape how forces find targets, hold territory at risk, protect infrastructure and impose costs on opponents.Ukraine remains the most important testing ground. Its armed forces and defense-technology sector…

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Moldova Can See Russian Drones but Cannot Stop Them

A Russian Geran-2 attack drone crossed into Moldova overnight and blew up near Copanca, a village in the southern Căușeni district about 30 kilometres from the Ukrainian border, European Pravda reported. Moldova's Defence Ministry said the drone strayed in around 1 a.m. on July 13, as Russia struck Ukraine's neighbouring…