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Drones
A Ukrainian aerial scout, commenting on Moscow’s use of so-called machine vision technology, told Kyiv Post that while “the technology is still raw, it has potential for further development.”
Oct. 31
UK
The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) announced its intention to rapidly develop a new, cut-price long-range strike weapon and field it by the end of next year.
Oct. 1
China
A Ukrainian expert has cast doubt on claims that Russia’s new tethered military drone was developed by the Novgorod NPC Ushkuy plant and is actually a Chinese commercial import.
Sep. 11
UK
The UK-administered International Fund for Ukraine has confirmed that it has finalized contracts worth £300 million ($380 million) to supply 152mm artillery ammunition for Ukraine’s Soviet-era guns.
Sep. 9
Tanks
In the latest of an array of solutions that have been used to shield tanks against drone attacks on Ukraine’s battlefield, Russia is repurposing rubber mats.
Sep. 8
Drones
As drone swarms saturate the battlefield, it may be more productive to go after the operator rather than defeating individual drones, and this new system may be the answer.
Sep. 4
F-16
A secretive American electronic warfare unit just upgraded software aboard Ukraine’s F-16 fighter jets. It probably won’t be a game changer but it’s still bad news for the Kremlin.
Aug. 29
Drones
Ukraine’s drone forces have shared first-person view (FPV) camera footage of UAV air-to-air kills against Russian military rotor-wing aircraft.
Aug. 19
Drones
An Aug. 14 Facebook post shows the discovery of an unused Volnorez complex still in its packaging and complete with all technical documentation.
Aug. 16
Drones
As UAVs become more and more susceptible to electronic warfare, the German company HIGHCAT will test their new relatively jam-proof reconnaissance drones in Ukraine this month.
Aug. 10
Turkey
The second of two new multirole corvettes ordered by Ukraine in 2020 was launched in Turkey on Aug. 1, 2024, both ships will only be commissioned by 2027.
Aug. 8
Russia
Finnish transportation authorities told a local news outlet it had recorded a surge of GPS malfunctions in recent weeks due to Russian jamming, which disrupted radar functionalities.
Jul. 13
Sweden
The finger of suspicion is pointing squarely at Moscow for the increasing number of reports of satellite signals to GPS navigation and TV systems being blocked or “spoofed.”
Jul. 1
US
Western media, citing classified Ukrainian reports, said US-made Excalibur artillery rounds and other GPS-aided munitions are now ineffective due to Russian jamming. But there’s more to the story.
May. 29
Aviation
The reports that began circulating on the internet on Friday might simply be a technical error from flight trackers due to the prevalence of electronic warfare (EW) interference in operation.
May. 13
War in Ukraine
The modern battlespace is replete with electronic devices gathering information, exchanging data, and controlling weapons systems – a situation often exploitable by the enemy through EW.
May. 11
A Ukrainian aerial scout, commenting on Moscow’s use of so-called machine vision technology, told Kyiv Post that while “the technology is still raw, it has potential for further development.”
Oct. 31