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Russia and Ukraine have increased strikes on bridges to disrupt their enemy's resupply networks, despite these bridges brequired for future offensive maneuvers.
Motherships are helping Ukraine send small drones farther into battle and strike from less predictable directions.
An uncrewed boat dropped off an armed robot on Russian occupied Kinburn Spit in a small historic first for drone warfare.
The war in Ukraine is changing how US special operations medics train, with more focus on removing tourniquets to help prevent limb loss.
Inside Ukraine's robotics revolution, drones, ground robots, and autonomous weapons are rapidly reshaping the war with Russia.
Once Russian soldiers reach certain parts of the front lines of the war in Ukraine, they can expect to live an average of just 20 to 35 minutes, according to a grim estimate by Russian military bloggers.
Russia’s heavy rotorcraft casualties in the early part of the Ukraine war stem from outdated tactics and poor planning, argues Bell executive and former US Army general Jeffrey Schloesser, and do not mark the end of rotary-wing aviation as a viable ...
Russia has recruited fighters from more than 130 countries as it continues its war in Ukraine. Some recruits were promised jobs and citizenship, only to end up on the battlefield.
Leading Russian online retailer Wildberries halted operations at one of its warehouses following a Ukrainian drone attack overnight on Thursday, as Kyiv broadens its campaign against a company at the heart of Russia's consumer economy.