Now ground robots evacuate the wounded, hold trenches and even do the killing. By Maria Varenikova and Paul Mozur Maria Varenikova reported from Kyiv, Ukraine While flying drones have grabbed the world’s attention and rewritten the rules of combat,

Kyiv and its allies believe deep strikes on Russian fuel infrastructure have given Ukraine a battlefield edge — which they now need to turn into leverage.

As Ukraine's long-range strikes take effect, Vladimir Putin and his family might 'jump' out of a window, according to a senior Estonian minister.

By Cassell Bryan-Low LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - Germany is funding 50,000 attack drones for Ukraine, a source familiar with the matter said, in an order that marks one of the biggest known purchases of drones for Kyiv by a Western government.