Russia burning as 'Ukrainian drone strike' devastates Vladimir Putin's hometown
Russia was once again in flames today as a suspected Ukrainian drone strike' devastated a chemical plant in Vladimir Putin’s home city of St Petersburg, leaving a "pillar of fire". Huge repeated explosions were heard at the facility in Gatchina - which makes acetone that can be used for military explosives and rocket fuel.
Russia's transition to drones directed by fiber-optic cables, which makes jamming ineffective, is giving them an advantage on ...
As the drone whirrs into the sky, something unusual is seen trailing behind it: a fibre optic cable barely visible to the ...
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Russia's losses in Ukraine as of January 10: +1,830 troops, 71 drones, 24 artillery systemsOver the last day, from January 9 to January 10, the Russian military lost 1,830 soldiers, 3 air defense systems, and 32 ...
Russian air defense forces reportedly intercepted 40 Ukrainian drones throughout the night, Russia's Defense Ministry claimed ...
At the event, Ukraine presented various drones, including the Shrike and Vampire, that are used in combat against Russia. On ...
PARIS: The downing of an Azerbaijan Airlines airplane shows that flying over Russia poses a "high risk" to civilian flights ...
Russia is increasing its use of drones controlled via fibre optic cable. These drones allow Russian troops to effectively ...
The plant at the Alabuga Special Economic Zone, in Russia’s southern Tatarstan region, has significantly scaled up its production of Iranian-designed attack and surveillance drones, using a ...
As drone warfare evolves, so does the countermeasure—radio-electronic warfare (EW). Kyrylo Budanov, Ukraine’s Main ...
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