Opinion: Western militaries and policymakers have a great deal to learn from how Ukraine is revolutionizing drone warfare as the future of combat, writes Hunter LaCroix.

Ukraine's front lines with Russia has become so dangerous that it wants to use as many unmanned systems as it can, including drones to carry gear.

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As in the First World War: certain technologies give the defender an advantage on the ground. Troops cannot deploy unnoticed due to the large number of drones. But the problem is likely to disappear in the future.

Russia has launched its biggest drone and missile strikes of the war to date. But Ukraine has hit back effectively.

Ukraine is leveraging drone warfare expertise and defense innovation to deepen ties with Azerbaijan and expand its diplomatic influence beyond the battlefield.

At least four people were killed, including three near Moscow, in one of the largest Ukrainian airstrikes against Russia since the war began, officials said. Nearly 600 Ukrainian drones were fired across more than a dozen Russian regions overnight, with at ...

MBDA and Diehl are pursuing collaborations with Ukraine as Europe searches for faster, sovereign alternatives to U.S. long-range weapons.

A Ukrainian Yak-52 crew reportedly intercepted and downed a Russian Shahed-type drone using small arms mid-flight, showcasing an unconventional and risky, yet low-cost approach to countering aerial drone threats.

The new tally means Ukraine has roughly doubled the rate of targets it's hitting since 2025, with almost 820,000 strikes reported in all of that year.