Russia, Ukraine and drones
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Israel and Ukraine have used drones against their adversaries in audacious ways that have helped the Pentagon see the need for new technology.
Ukrainian drone operators say fiber-optic and AI drones are rare but could radically change the fight because of how hard it is to defeat them. Story by [email protected] (Chris Panella)
Kills on tanks and multiple launch rocket systems used to offer the top bonus for Ukraine's drone pilots. That's now changed dramatically.
A Ukrainian drone operator said that he can text and FaceTime with drone manufacturers about how to make and improve the tech, making the weapons better suited for battle.
Ukrainian drone operators told Business Insider that extensive drone warfare had resulted in unintentional feed switching. When this occurs, operators on one side of the battlefield can see the ...
The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ reliance on cheaper, more compact drones has altered the look of warfare for good, operators and experts tell The Post.
The operation a year and a half in the making involved secret cooperation between agents, drone operators and technicians in the intelligence service.
Keir Giles looks at the way drones have become an indispensable part of operations for both Russian and Ukrainian forces. “The drones involved, and how they are used, present a kind of shorthand ...
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