On December 13, 2025, Ukrainian forces unleashed a coordinated drone assault on Russian energy infrastructure across six regions, striking oil refineries and military sites to undermine Moscow's fuel supply for its war machine.

Russia launched its biggest one-night drone attack on Ukraine yet. The assault involved more than 450 attack drones and around 30 missiles. It badly damaged energy facilities in nine regions. Over one million people lost power as winter cold arrived.

The Central Intelligence Agency ( CIA) has told US president Donald Trump that Ukraine did not attempt to assassinate Vladimir Putin, contradicting Russian claims that Ukrainian drones targeted one of the Russian president’s residences. US intelligence assessed the allegation as false, indicating Putin misrepresented the incident.

Ukraine's largest private energy company reports 90% of generation capacity damaged by Russian attacks, leaving over 1 million without power during freezing temperatures.

Drone swarms are changing warfare, air defense, and civilian aviation. Here’s how coordinated drones work, fight, and play together.

One day, small drones could be capable of self-piloting, object recognition, and making complex decisions. But current AI technology drains their battery, slashing flight time drastically. AI requires a lot of processing power, and small, battery-powered ...