Downing Street tight-lipped on whether it will let Ukraine use Storm Shadow in Russia
Ukraine believes the ability to use long-range weapons to strike targets deeper inside Russia will tip the balance in its favour.
Ukraine believes the ability to use long-range weapons to strike targets deeper inside Russia will tip the balance in its favour.
"Challenger in Kursk, **** you," accompanies the brief video of what appears to be the battle tank being struck by the one-way attack drone.
Moscow has reverted to this simpler and far less vulnerable means of controlling them to avoid UAV jamming.
Donald Trump's re-election as US president has raised uncertainty on whether he may reduce or even pull the plug on US military aid.
A number of experts discussed what Trump 2.0 will mean for the world on this week's Sitrep.
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says the UK's leadership toward helping Ukraine is beginning to lose momentum.
The MOD reports that Russia will continue to invest in a range of one-way attack uncrewed aerial vehicles.
A new type of munition being employed by Ukraine can be used by drones to penetrate the cage armour found on Russian AFVs.
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky both offered their congratulations to the two-time US leader.
South Korean intelligence believes North Korea will deploy 10,000 troops next month, including 500 officers and three generals.
The interceptor drone from Russian firm Nova Labs is equipped with machine vision which lets it recognise and engage a target autonomously.
An estimated 12,000 North Korean troops, plus 500 officers and three generals, have reportedly been sent to support Russia.
Czech law mandates that anyone seeking to fight for the military of another country must obtain permission from the president.
It can cross no man's land to engage enemy trenches, suppressing enemy fire to let Russian infantry advance, but can still be defeated.
The shipment includes Stinger missiles, air-to-ground munitions and additional rounds for NASAMS and Himars systems.
Ukraine has claimed to have killed, captured or wounded 41,980 Russian personnel in the month of October 2024.