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Ukrainian drone attacks disrupt Moscow airports ahead of Russia’s Victory Day celebrations
Attacks by Ukrainian long-range drones caused flight disruption at Moscow’s main airports for a third straight day on Wednesday as Russia prepared to receive the Chinese president and other foreign leaders for the annual Victory Day military parade in Red Square.
Western militaries are trying to develop drones capable of operating in the Arctic, where there's growing rivalry between the ...
Russia’s best drone unit just flew an un-jammable attack drone at least six miles behind the front line in eastern Ukraine ...
The U.S. Navy has a chance to shoot down drones with missiles that cost less than the drones themselves. But will the Navy ...
The alleged drone launch takes place shortly after a Russian 72-hour ceasefire -- which both sides said was not properly observed -- ended at midnight ...
FLIR states that rather than using one-time use drones, future conflicts will need loitering munitions that are recoverable ...
Ukrainian drones hit Russian military facilities and forced hundreds of flight delays and diversions at airports around Moscow and across the country.
The Russian Su-30 — a multi-role fighter jet with an estimated value of $50 million — was engulfed in flames mid-air before ...
The Kremlin claimed it shot down a record 524 drones on Wednesday as world leaders travel to Moscow for Russia's vaunted WWII ...
A Ukrainian HIMARS system was struck around 18 miles from the front line in the Donetsk region, a video appears to show.
The U.S. Marine Corps announced the creation of an attack drone team to ensure Marines remain 'adaptive' and 'lethal' in modern warfare.
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