Ukraine built a fast cycle: prototype → frontline → upgrade. Iteration now takes weeks, not years. 6/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Maritime drones hit 21 ships, 3 helicopters, 2 aircraft, and key infrastructure
Maritime drones have hit 21 ships, 3 helicopters, 2 aircraft, and key infrastructure — pushing Russia’s fleet out of the western Black Sea. 5/
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Deep Strike Drones: 3,776 Attacks; FPV Interceptors Down 1,000+ UAVs
Deep Strike drones with 300–2,000 km range conducted 3,776 successful attacks in 2024. FPV interceptors shoot down 1,000+ Russian UAVs monthly. 4/
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Ukrainian drones destroy 85% of targets with 215,000 strikes
Ukrainian drones now destroy up to 85% of all targets on the frontline. In summer 2025 alone, Ukrainian forces carried out 215,000 drone strikes. 2/
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Ukrainian Drones Permanently Transform Warfare
Ukrainian drones have forever changed warfare. Here’s what the U.S. can learn from Ukraine. KSE Institute published a detailed report on how Ukraine built a 10-million-drones-per-year ecosystem — and what steps the U.S. needs to take to catch up. 1/
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Russia tightens grip on occupied Ukraine with illegal mobilization and child militarization
Russia tightens grip on occupied Ukraine with illegal mobilization and child militarization, experts warn
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Romanian President: Drone incursions are accidental and happen across the EU
Romanian President called drone incursions into the country an accident: This happens across the EU https://ift.tt/eLoOia8 #liga #news
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Ukrainian fighter destroys Russian group
❗️A 🇺🇦Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet using 🇺🇸American GBU62 guided bombs destroys buildings with a 🇷🇺Russian assault group inside. pic.twitter.com/GCESzgzxXL
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 26 novembre 2025A Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet, armed with American GBU-62 guided bombs, destroys buildings housing a Russian assault group.
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Russia’s Transnistria ambitions raise concerns for Moldova and Odessa.
In recent days, we have once again heard ruzzian officials say that ruzzia intends to take Odessa so it can have a direct land route to Transnistria which will allow it to take over Moldova. So our question is what are our leaders doing about the pro-ruzzian Transnistria. Are
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Top SBU official questioned in corruption case
A high-ranking security official has been questioned by Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) in the country's largest corruption case. Rustem Umerov, secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, was questioned by NABU as part of the investigation.