Drone Hunting Turned Virtual: Russia Develops ‘World-First’ Anti-Drone Rifle Simulator
Students from Russia’s Southern Federal University have created a virtual platform that simulates training with anti-drone weapons and detection systems.
Putin Says Does ‘Not Rule Out’ Russia Taking Ukrainian City of Sumy
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he did not "rule out" his forces taking control of Ukraine's northeastern city of Sumy.
Russian Military to Establish Independent Drone Force, Says Putin
Russia is planning to form and mobilize a military unit dedicated to unmanned aerial system operations amid its invasion of Ukraine.
Russian Strikes Kill 14 in ‘Horrific’ Attack on Kyiv
Russia launched dozens of drones and missiles at Kyiv, killing at least 14 people and wounding dozens of others.
Russia, Ukraine Complete Record Prisoner swap: Moscow
Russia said Sunday it had exchanged another 303 Ukrainian prisoners of war for the same number of Russian soldiers held by Kyiv.
Ukraine Accuses Russia of Killing 268 POWs Since 2022
Ukraine said Friday it had opened probes into the alleged executions of 268 Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian troops since Moscow invaded in February 2022.
Finland Says Suspects Two Russian Military Aircraft Violated Airspace
Two Russian military aircrafts are suspected of having violated Finnish airspace on Friday, Finland's defense ministry said in a statement.
Kyiv on Alert for Combined Drone and Missile Strike: Mayor
Kyiv was on alert early Saturday for a Russian drone and missile attack, the Ukrainian capital's mayor Vitali Klitschko said, after AFP journalists heard explosions.
Russian Ship in ‘Suspicious’ Activity Near Baltic Cable: Polish PM
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the NATO member intervened after detecting "suspicious" activity from a Russian "shadow fleet" ship near a cable in the Baltic Sea.
Lithuania Says Russian Military Intelligence Behind IKEA Store Arson
Lithuanian prosecutors on Monday blamed the Russian military intelligence service for an arson attack on an Ikea store in Vilnius last year, calling it "an act of terrorism."
Putin Calls for Ukraine to Surrender in Kursk
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on Ukrainian troops fighting in the Kursk region to surrender.
Russia Improved Accuracy of N.Korean KN-23 Missiles: Ukraine Spy Chief
Russia has succeeded in improving the accuracy of the KN-23 missiles supplied by North Korea, according to Ukraine’s intelligence chief.
Zelensky Slams US-Russia Talks, Urges ‘Fair’ Negotiations
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized US-Russia talks for excluding Kyiv, saying efforts to end the war must be "fair" and involve European countries including Turkey.
Russia Developing Cerberus System for Managing Swarm of Tethered Drones
Russia is reportedly developing a truck-mounted system called “Cerberus,” designed to launch and control a swarm of tethered drones.
Ukraine Says Retakes Village Near Key City of Pokrovsk
Ukraine said it retook a mining village near the embattled strategic city of Pokrovsk, which Russia has tried to capture for months.
Russian Army Claims Capture of Another Village in Eastern Ukraine
Russia's army claimed to have captured a village in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region close to a road linking key towns as Moscow slowly eats up territory.
Chemical Weapons Watchdog Says Found Banned CS Agent in Ukraine-Supplied Samples
The international chemical weapons watchdog said it had found the banned riot control agent CS in nine samples handed to it by Ukraine from the frontline in its war against Russia.
Poland Says Russian Aircraft Briefly Violated Airspace
Poland's army said a Russian aircraft briefly violated the airspace over the NATO country's territorial waters Tuesday in the latest incident over the strategically located Baltic Sea.
Russia Adding US-Made Armored Personnel Carrier to Military Arsenal
Russia has announced that a US-made armored personnel carrier captured from Ukraine’s forces will be integrated into its military arsenal.
Russian Troops ‘Forced’ to Choose: Renew Contract or Go to Kursk
Some Russian soldiers are allegedly being subjected to blackmail for refusing to renew their contracts with the Russian military.
N.Korean Troops Aiding Russia Pulling Back From Frontline: Kyiv’s Forces
North Korean troops fighting for Russia in the Kursk region appear to have temporarily pulled back from one section of the frontline following reports of heavy casualties.
N. Korea Sends MLRS Disguised as Civilian Trucks to Russia: Report
North Korea has reportedly transferred 122mm Multiple Launch Rocket Systems to Russia, camouflaging them as civilian trucks to avoid detection.
Russia Says Downed 55 Ukrainian Drones Overnight
Russia said Tuesday that it had downed 55 Ukrainian drones overnight, adding that falling debris had sparked a new fire at an oil depot in a border region.
Russian Ammo Usage Slashed by Half Amid Strikes on Factories: Ukraine
Ukraine’s military chief confirmed that Moscow has been forced to reduce its artillery ammunition usage due to Kyiv's persistent strikes on Russian production facilities.
