Battle of the surveillance drones: Can Ukraine blind Putin's troops on the ground?
Ukraine destroyed 200 Russian surveillance drones over two months, but is it enough to stop their intelligence-gathering efforts?
Ukraine destroyed 200 Russian surveillance drones over two months, but is it enough to stop their intelligence-gathering efforts?
A Pentagon spokesperson said a number of North Korean troops have 'already moved closer to Ukraine'.
President Zelensky has been informed that North Korean troops could be deployed into combat as early as 27 October.
Engineers claim to have developed a new Sting drone which will be used to counter the growing threat from Iranian-designed drones.
The report says improving recruitment and retention, plus enhancing the role of the reserves, is crucial to rebuild UK military capability.
More than 1,300 Russian drone strikes were launched against Ukraine in September, according to the MOD.
CBRN expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon believes Moscow is less likely to use nukes, while its deployment of chemical weapons is happening now.
The loan is part of an agreed package by the G7 group of nations and could be spent on anything from artillery to air defence systems.
Ukraine has welcomed the return of 95 soldiers who were captured in the Kharkiv, Kyiv and Chernihiv regions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the use of North Korean troops in the conflict would be the first step towards a world war.
Both sides are combining social media with the age-old honey trap to lure each others' soldiers into revealing important information.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has unveiled his victory plan which he hopes will end the war by next year.
Admiral Sir Keith Blount, Nato's Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe, talks secrets, space and strawberry daiquiris in the High North.
The Ministry of Defence says the incident will almost certainly delay Moscow's S-70 programme.
Russian MOD claims to have inflicted over 300 casualties against the Ukrainian Armed Forces during last night's attack.
The incursion was enacted to draw Russian troops away from regions in Ukraine that have seen advances by Moscow in the last few months.