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?
Russia is using the Molniya, a light plywood drone to target Ukrainian positions, and the design is so good it's being reverse-engineered.
Russia says this missile has never been jammed or shot down, but it may only be a matter of time before it meets its match in Ukraine.
Engineers claim to have developed a new Sting drone which will be used to counter the growing threat from Iranian-designed drones.
More than 1,300 Russian drone strikes were launched against Ukraine in September, according to the MOD.
The 7.62x54mmR cartridge came out in 1891, but has stood the test of time and is still in use on battlefields around the world like Ukraine.
It is a highly accurate anti-missile system designed to counter incoming ballistic missiles and can track targets up to 1,900 miles away.
A helicopter from 815 NAS has used a Martlet missile to destroy a Banshee drone during a training exercise.
One of the drones used by Ukraine is the SAKER scout drone, reportedly being used successfully against Russian targets.
The Lithuanian MOD announced plans to store roadblocks, barbed wire and concrete pyramids at Vilnius, Kaunas and Palanga airports.
700X Naval Air Squadron will celebrate its fifth year of service by bringing the Peregrine helicopter drone into its fixed-wing fleet.
September 2024 saw more Russian kamikaze drone attacks against Ukraine than at any point since the conflict began in 2022.
The downing of the drone comes as forces across the world race to develop the Loyal Wingman technology seen as the future of air power.
Current conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza highlight the complexity of operating in, commanding and controlling a three-dimensional battlespace.
The weapons system has been used in Ukraine since 2022, with Thales announcing it was doubling its production earlier this year.
Sixteen AS90 self-propelled guns are now on course to be delivered, with 10 already delivered and six more to follow in the coming weeks.