Ukrainian ground drones are laying frontline wire barriers remotely, keeping combat engineers out of exposed, dangerous areas.
Browsing Category
In Conflict
96 posts
Where drones change the course of war.
Drone warfare is no longer hypothetical; it’s happening now. Follow how drones shape the fight in hotspots like Ukraine, Gaza, and the Red Sea — delivering real-time impact that’s changing warfare worldwide.
US Air Force Deploys Vehicle-Mounted Jammers to Counter Russia-Type Drone Threats
The modular jammer uses an 18-channel architecture that allows operators to swap transmission pathways dynamically in the field.
Ukrainian Forces Evacuate Wounded Soldier by Aerial Drone for First Time
A heavy-lift hexacopter was deployed to carry an injured frontline soldier out of danger.
Ukraine’s 2026 Drone Spending Up By 300% Compared to Last Year: Report
Ukraine claims drone spending in 2026 has already increased by over 300 percent compared to the entirety of 2025.
Morocco to Arm Combat Drones With UAE-Made Desert Sting, Thunder Weapons
The agreement includes the company’s Desert Sting 16 air-to-surface glide weapon and Thunder P-31 munition conversion kits.
Ukraine’s Historic ‘Spiderweb’ Drone Operation Added to Combat Simulator
The mission lets users experience the operation from a drone pilot’s perspective, based on firsthand operator input.
Ukraine Confirms Total Destruction of Russian Drone Depot in Overnight Attack
The operation comes as Ukraine intensifies long-range attacks on Russian military infrastructure across occupied territory.
Denmark Buys Dropla 4×4 Ground Drones to Train Military Operators
The ground drone is offered in three variants that can support missions ranging from logistics and evacuation to counter-unmanned aircraft, communications relay, and electronic warfare.
Ukraine’s Fedorov Launches ‘Army of Robots’ for Combat Support
Ukraine’s Army of Robots aims to deploy ground systems for reconnaissance, logistics, evacuation, demining, and strikes.
Iran to Reverse-Engineer Seized US Drone Submarine
Iranian state media identified it as a Dive-LD, a roughly 6-meter platform manufactured by California firm Anduril Industries.