Russia’s new drone spam: Shaheds and even a 'Banderol'
It seems the strategy is now 'throw everything at the wall and see what sticks' as Russia launches a massive swarm of cheap toys and real metal.
It seems the strategy is now 'throw everything at the wall and see what sticks' as Russia launches a massive swarm of cheap toys and real metal.
Another evening in Odesa shattered by neighbors who have an endless supply of high-grade ordnance and zero shame.
Another high-stakes military shake-up in Ukraine: out goes Shapovalov, in comes a battle-tested airborne veteran to run the entire ground army.
Some people are built different. Yurii, a guy who just wanted to build things, ended up becoming one of the most respected scouts in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Nothing screams tactical military prowess quite like firing heavy artillery at sleeping residential suburbs at two in the morning.
The silent toll of captivity hits home, as families lose parents and spouses while the Kremlin keeps them behind bars.
Trying to evacuate wounded soldiers when the sky is crawling with FPV drones is borderline suicidal, so NATO and Ukraine are finally teaming up to build actual tech solutions.
Some international circles still dream of trading sanctions relief for a quick truce. Artur Herasymov just reminded them why stolen human lives are not negotiation chips.
Bureaucrats decided to check the biggest drone maker in Ukraine, but the math seems to be missing from the warrant.
They say the heavy lifting is done, but the cost remains etched in the numbers.
Ukrainian long-range drones took a little thousand-kilometer trip up north to remind Russian gas infrastructure that nowhere is really safe.
Allies are practically begging Madrid and Athens to share air defense interceptors that are currently sitting in warehouses slowly reaching their expiration dates.