As winter looms and Russian forces adapt their tactics, Ukrainian troops need to double down on technological innovation and flood the front line with more drones to halt Moscow's territorial gains, a senior commander said.

Trump says ‘something good may be happening’ in peace talks after Kyiv lays out red lines - Major issues remain ‘unresolved’, says Europe as talks got underway on Monday

The drone war in Ukraine and the growing drone treat in the West is pushing industry and new innovation.

Russia's leading movie studio, Mosfilm, is one of several cultural institutions buying drones and military-capable electronic equipment for use in Moscow's war against Ukraine, RFE/RL's Russian Service has found.

All the accoutrements of twentieth-century war are there, just with a modern twist. The tanks wear wire cages like hats and resemble something out of Mad Max. The roads are encased in nets. Tracer fire hunts the drones buzzing semiautonomously in the night sky.

How drones, AI and networked warfare are redefining the frontline — yet human resolve remains decisive.Why the large-scale numerical advantage of Rus

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Ukraine has long needed an arsenal of interceptor drones to fight Russian Shaheds. It looks like it's finally ready to mass produce them.

A dramatic escalation grips the Russia-Ukraine battlefield as President Volodymyr Zelensky rebuffs Donald Trump’s peace ultimatum and orders fresh strikes inside Russia. Ukrainian forces reportedly launched an attack on the Shatura power plant near Moscow,