What appears to be the first footage of an engagement of this kind in Europe underscores the growing challenge drones pose to NATO air policing.

To fight Russia's invasion, Ukraine is rapidly innovating drones and AI combat technology, sharing and selling them to Western allies. But how are these new warfare tools actually made?

THIS is the dramatic moment Ukrainian missiles blast a Russian warship causing massive damage to one of Vladimir Putin’s major vessels.  Shocking footage shows missiles firing through the

A strange scene over the Black Sea adds an interesting wrinkle to the laser dazzlers now spreading across modern warfare.

AS explosions rock a Russian electronics factory vital to Vladimir Putin’s war machine, Ukraine’s elite strike force celebrates another successful hit. It is the latest strike from the

The footage shows how Ukraine is scrambling to defend the embattled city from brutal Russian assaults.

By Maya Gebeily, Maayan Lubell and Catherine Cartier BEIRUT/JERUSALEM, May 12 (Reuters) - While Washington and Tehran argue over a deal to end the attacks ⁠on shipping ⁠that are shaking the world economy,

Russian and Ukrainian soldiers sometimes just stand still and let drones kill them, such is the devastating effect the weapons have had on the war.

As Vladimir Putin was answering questions from international journalists in St Petersburg, Volodymyr Zelenskyy published an open letter in which he told the Russian leader he would have to fight for his own survival if he doesn't end the war.

As countries continue investing heavily in drone technology, a new generation of unmanned systems is emerging that can influence battles in ways that were almost unimaginable just a few decades ago One of the greatest advantages drones provide is persistence.