Tag: ukraine

Ukraine’s Eye in the Sky

Richard C. Young - June 5, 2026

Ukraine is employing satellite data from Vantor, a private company based in Colorado, to target Russian military assets. The Wall Street Journal's Heather Somerville...

Ukraine Wreaks Havoc on Russia

Richard C. Young - May 29, 2026

With the frontline essentially at a stalemate, Ukraine's military is employing a strategy to bring the war to Russia, by wreaking havoc far behind...

Pentagon Wants Cheaper Patriot Interceptors for Modern Threats

Steve Schneider - May 19, 2026

The United States Army is seeking a new low-cost interceptor missile for the Patriot missile system that would cost under $1 million per round—far...

JDAM-ER Upgrade Lets Ukraine Hunt Down Russian Jammers

Steve Schneider - May 11, 2026

The US Air Force has awarded a $23.5 million contract to integrate home-on-GPS-jam seekers into JDAM-ER precision-guided bombs being supplied to Ukraine. The upgrade,...

“World War III Already Won”: Harsh Assessment of China’s Drone Control

Steve Schneider - May 5, 2026

China currently controls over 90% of global rare-earth magnet production and about 80% of the US commercial drone market, giving it a major edge...

This Robot Doesn’t Just Lay Mines—It Hunts Armor

Steve Schneider - May 4, 2026

Historically, a kill zone referred to a deliberately prepared area where advancing forces are exposed to concentrated fire from artillery, machine guns, or anti-tank...

Ukraine’s BlueBird Tech Launches New Rocket Division for Air Defense Systems

The Editors - April 28, 2026

Ukrainian company BlueBird Tech has announced the launch of a new rocket development division focused on building domestic air defense systems. The effort aims...

Ukraine’s Air Defense Boost: Scaling Patriot at Speed

Steve Schneider - April 14, 2026

Raytheon, a business of RTX Corporation, has signed a $3.7 billion contract to supply Patriot GEM-T interceptors to Ukraine. The GEM-T interceptors, part of...

Zelensky Links Strike Pause to Russian Energy Attacks

The Editors - April 10, 2026

Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky have proposed a short cease-fire over Orthodox Easter, potentially creating a rare pause in fighting despite stalled peace negotiations,...

From Ukraine to the Gulf: How Two Conflicts Are Converging

Steve Schneider - April 7, 2026

Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s visit to Gulf nations highlights the growing link between the Ukraine war and tensions with Iran, as both regions face Iranian drone...

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