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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 ...
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian air defence forces downed 12 Ukrainian drones flying towards Moscow, the city's mayor, Sergei ...
Russia’s best drone unit just flew an un-jammable attack drone at least six miles behind the front line in eastern Ukraine ...
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 Russian Su-30 — a multi-role fighter jet with an estimated value of $50 million — was engulfed in flames mid-air before ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine was ready to accept a U.S. proposal for a 30-day cease-fire, ...
On May 2, 🇺🇦 GUR’s Group 13 made history — for the first time ever, a fighter jet was destroyed by a naval drone. A Russian ...
The Russian military is planning to increase the use of small squads on motorcycles and quadbikes on the frontlines in ...
Deploying millions of small explosive drones every month, Ukrainian forces have created a kill zone extending 16 miles behind ...
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