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How has the ‘Spider Web’ drone attack hurt Russia?
On Sunday, more than 100 Ukrainian drones struck air bases deep inside Russia. According to some estimates, the operation dubbed ‘Spider Web’ may have successfully damaged or destroyed up to a third of Russia’s fleet of strategic bombers. So what impact might this have on its aerial capability?
Russia once struggled to field its own long-range drones until Iran sold it the technology to build its own. Now hundreds hit ...
Video footage contradicts Beijing, which has always denied supporting Vladimir Putin's war against his neighbours ...
Russia has been using a Chinese-made laser to shoot down Ukrainian drones despite persistent claims from Beijing it is not ...
The audacious attacks on Russian airfields highlight the power of unconventional, asymmetric warfare — and the threat to U.S.
The Kyiv Independent on MSN8d
Russia aims to produce 500 drones per day, Zelensky saysRussia seeks to produce up to 500 drones per day, President Volodymyr Zelensky told journalists on May 27 during a press ...
Hegseth’s predecessor, Lloyd Austin, created the group after Russia launched all-out war on Ukraine in 2022. Since then, ...
Modern Engineering Marvels on MSN2d
Drone Strikes, Sanctions, and the Refining Bottleneck: The Engineering Forces Shaping Oil Prices in a Volatile WorldUkrainian drone attacks have disabled approximately 10 percent of Russia’s refining capacity,” Reuters analysts said in early ...
Military chiefs and politicians across Europe have acknowledged the new nature of warfare coming out of Ukraine. “The war in Ukraine is a strange combination of old-fashioned World War 1-World War 2 ...
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