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EU and Ukraine Move BraveTech into Testing Phase for Battlefield Technologies
The European Defence Agency will lead the next phase of the EU-Ukraine defence innovation initiative, under a €35 million agreement focused on testing emerging technologies against operational scenarios drawn from the war in Ukraine. The European Defence Agency and the…
US Weighs First Dark Eagle Hypersonic Deployment for Possible Iran Strikes
US Central Command has reportedly asked the Pentagon to deploy the Army’s Dark Eagle hypersonic missile system to the Middle East, a move that would give Washington a longer-range conventional strike option against Iranian ballistic missile launchers positioned deep inside…
Britain’s Future Soldier Takes Shape on the Digital Battlefield
Britain’s soldiers have long prided themselves on their ability to adapt, but the latest demonstration of the Army’s future fighting force suggests that adaptation is no longer merely a virtue — it is becoming a decisive strategic advantage. At the…
EU to release €6bn for Ukrainian-made drones in second quarter
The European Union will release around €6 billion for Ukrainian-made drones in the second quarter of 2026, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said, confirming that the first defence package from a wider €90 billion EU loan will…
Ukraine to Open Arms Exports Under New ‘Drone Deals’ Framework
Ukraine is preparing to begin controlled exports of domestically produced weapons, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy saying Kyiv will offer partner states new “Drone Deals” covering drones, missiles, shells, military software and battlefield-tested defence technologies. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said Ukraine…
Ukraine’s Drone War Enters a New Phase as Russia’s Rear Areas Come Under Pressure
Ukraine’s expanding use of unmanned systems is reshaping the war, with strikes on Russian oil infrastructure and military targets deep inside Russia becoming a central part of Kyiv’s effort to offset Moscow’s advantages in manpower and industrial depth. Ukraine’s growing…
Ukraine’s Drone Campaign Puts Renewed Pressure on Russia’s Oil Infrastructure
A new fire at the Tuapse oil refinery underlines the growing vulnerability of Russia’s energy infrastructure as Ukrainian long-range drone strikes target refineries, ports and export terminals central to Moscow’s wartime revenues. Russian authorities have reported another fire at the…
Ukraine Reports Damage to Russian Oil Facilities in Yaroslavl and Tuapse
Ukraine’s General Staff has released updated details of strikes on Russian oil infrastructure, saying attacks on facilities in Yaroslavl and Tuapse damaged key refining and storage assets. According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a strike…
Ukraine Strikes Russian Naval and Air Assets in Crimea in Coordinated Drone Operation
Ukrainian drones have reportedly hit several Russian military targets in occupied Crimea, including Black Sea Fleet vessels, a reconnaissance ship, radar infrastructure and an aircraft at Belbek airfield, in one of the latest attacks on Moscow’s military presence on the…
China’s Own ‘Mythos’ Moment Raises Stakes in AI Cyber Race with US
A new warning from former US National Security Council technology official Chris McGuire argues that China could soon develop an AI cyber capability comparable to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, narrowing America’s lead and increasing pressure on Washington to harden critical infrastructure…