A solid article summarizing Russia’s war against Ukraine in 2025:
– only 4,300 km² captured — by the scale of Ukraine’s territory, “utterly insignificant”
– at least 100,000 Russian soldiers killed — the bloodiest year of the war for Russia
– on average, 20 Russian soldiers

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❗️Another batch of 🇷🇺Russian "contract workers" is sent to the front pic.twitter.com/N5vhrDmogd

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 4 janvier 2026

Another batch of Russian contract workers is sent to the front

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A car exploded in Kyiv's Obolon district, with casualties reported. https://ift.tt/1sJv6SL #liga #news

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Mykhailo Fedorov, new Minister of Defence: A.I. drones are the center of a new arms race. Ukraine must scale autonomy fast or risk defeat. 7X

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New software replaces GPS with visual navigation.
Strike drones now fly hundreds of kilometers without satellites, defeating Russian jamming deep behind the front.
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Ukrainian companies like NORDA Dynamics and X-Drone now supply tens of thousands of A.I. systems. Some can pursue moving targets after pilots release control. One operator can now manage dozens of drones at once. 5/

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In one strike near Borysivka, Russian jammers stopped human-piloted drones. A Bumblebee locked on, lost signal, kept flying, and hit the target anyway. Russian analysts later warned they have no effective countermeasures. 4/

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One key system is Bumblebee, a drone backed by a project linked to Eric Schmidt. Ukrainian pilots have flown it on thousands of combat missions. It resists Russian electronic warfare. 3/

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Ukrainian units deploy these drones for terminal attack, target recognition, and navigation without GPS. The systems fly through Russian jamming and keep attacking after pilots lose control. 2/

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Ukraine has started daily combat use of AI attack drones.

Once launched, they find targets, track them, and strike on their own, even after jamming cuts the pilot’s signal.

This is how autonomous killing entered the war — NYT. 1/ pic.twitter.com/CGgfHj2IXF

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 4 janvier 2026

Ukraine has begun daily combat deployment of AI-driven attack drones. Once launched, they autonomously locate targets, track them, and strike—even when enemy jamming cuts the operator’s signal. This marks the entry of autonomous killing into warfare, according to the New York Times.

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