drones russia ukraine war news

Russia attacks Ukraine with drones

Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project · 57m

From Kitchenware to Drone War: A Belarusian Factory Fuels Russian Attacks on Ukraine

A Belarusian company known for manufacturing household items has been importing Chinese-made drones and sending them on to Russia, which deploys them in its war against Ukraine.

· 1d · on MSN

Russia attacks Ukraine with drones before Trump-Zelenskyy talks

· 21h · on MSN

Zelenskyy says Ukraine, ahead of Trump meeting, is 'willing to do whatever it takes' to end war with Russia

· 12h

US, Ukraine 'getting a lot closer' on peace deal: Trump

US President Donald Trump says he and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy are "getting a lot closer, maybe very close" to an agreement to ‍end the war in Ukraine, though both leaders acknowledged ...

· 1d

Thousands without power in Kyiv after massive Russian attack

· 1d

Russian drones, missiles pound Ukraine ahead of Zelenskiy-Trump meeting

1don MSN

Russian drones, missiles pound Ukraine before Zelensky’s meeting with Trump: ‘This is the true attitude of Putin’

In Mar-a-Lago on Sunday, Trump and Zelensky are hoping to finally hammer out the last details of a deal to end Europe’s deadliest conflict since World War II.

22h

Russia And Ukraine Adapt Ground Robots For New Battlefield Missions

Both Russia and Ukraine are innovating methods to deploy ground robots for assault missions, engineering tasks, and coordination with air-based drones.

11don MSN

10 highlights from Russia's annual review of its war in Ukraine

Russia disclosed several new figures on Wednesday, including how much it's specifically spent on the war and how many soldiers it hired in 2025.

1don MSN

How drone warfare developed in Ukraine in 2025

The year 2025 solidified the Russia-Ukraine War as a pioneering conflict of drone warfare, with drones playing a more central role than ever.

12d

On Russia’s Front Line: New Photos Give Rare Glimpse of Ukraine War

War photographer Goran Tomasevic of The Globe and Mail spent more than a month taking photos of Russian forces fighting Ukraine