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No aid? No problem. Ukraine’s engineers hit Russia 7,000 times with homegrown tech. While allies debated aid, Ukraine’s defense exploded tenfold, unleashing a tech revolution — from record-range drones to the world’s cheapest missiles. |
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The United States reportedly has provided Ukraine with non-operational F-16 fighter jets from its military “boneyard” to support the growing fleet of European-donated fighters currently engaged in combat against Russia, according to War Zone’s report on 1 May.
“The Department of the Air Force…
Russian forces deployed drones to attack a locomotive repair plant in Zaporizhzhia overnight on 2 May, according to Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine’s railway company.
“It was a purely civilian enterprise specializing in passenger electric locomotive repairs,” Ukrzaliznytsia said.
A locomotive…
700 miles inside Russia, fire rains down on a factory that once built the drones used to kill Ukrainian civilians. In seconds, 264,000 tons of ammunition erupt in a single, deafening blast, derailing Russia’s summer offensive before it begins. Strategic drone strikes slash Kremlin oil profits…
The White House has announced that the deal on Ukrainian minerals grants the US the right of first choice to purchase Ukrainian resources or designate a buyer for them.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has apprehended the female suspect, who is believed to have received money from Russian intelligence services, to kill Ukrainian activist and volunteer Serhii Sternenko, according to sources of Ukrainska Pravda.
On 1 May, Sternenko, who has played a…
German defense giant Rheinmetall and US company Lockheed Martin have agreed to expand their cooperation to boost missile and ammunition production in Europe.
Two Russian National Guard soldiers, reportedly involved in looting, have mysteriously disappeared under unclear circumstances in the Russian-occupied city of Nova Kakhovka in Kherson Oblast, say the pro-Ukrainian partisan group Atesh.
Atesh, formed in September 2022 following the start of…
The implications of the new US-Ukraine mineral deal will depend on how US President Donald Trump uses the agreement in negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin in order to end the war in Ukraine, The Economist has reported.
Russia’s large-scale strikes on major Ukrainian cities are not part of an effort to seize them militarily, but rather a strategy to pressure Kyiv into capitulation, says Ukrainian military expert Roman Svitan, according to Fabrika Novyn.