Russia launched almost 6900 drones at Ukraine in September, Syrskyi says. "In September, the enemy used almost 6,900 drones during mass attacks on Ukraine, including more than 3,600 Shaheds," Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi said.
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Ukrainian helicopter shooting down a Russian Shahed drone
Ukrainian helicopter shooing down a Russian Shahed drone
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 2 octobre 2025
Russia launches from about a hundred to hundreds of such drones, carrying 90 kg of explosives, every night to target Ukrainian residential areas and civilian infrastructure.
📹 Come Back Alive Foundation pic.twitter.com/mdB5AGXaBVUkrainian helicopter shooing down a Russian Shahed drone Russia launches from about a hundred to hundreds of such drones, carrying 90 kg of explosives, every night to target Ukrainian residential areas and civilian infrastructure. Come Back Alive Foundation
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US Tomahawk: unlikely delivery, other missiles considered
US Tomahawk missile deliveries to Ukraine unlikely, Reuters sources say US studying other missile options for Ukraine with shorter range
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Young Ukrainian soldier uses his film skills to train drones
Source: https://united24media.com/war-in-ukraine/flight-club-21-year-old-ukrainian-soldier-turns-his-film-skills-into-drone-war-training-12118
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Veteran says 2023 counteroffensive would not have failed with modern drones
At a 2025 drone conference, a wounded veteran said: “If we had used drones in 2023 the way we do today, the counteroffensive would not have failed.” Vadym now works with Maria Berlinska’s “Victory Drones”: “We win with technology, not people.” 5/
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Drone warfare in Bakhmut compared to filmmaking, no second take.
Vadym says drones feel like filmmaking. “On set you sit with a monitor and walkie-talkie. In Bakhmut it was the same — same monitor, same walkie-talkie. Only this time there was no second take.” Real-time video means real strikes.
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From early 1900s mortar manual to drone school saving lives
He fought in Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Zaporizhzhia. At first he trained as a mortar operator using a manual from the early 1900s. Later he switched to drones. His only diploma is drone school — a skill that now saves lives daily. 2/
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21-year-old drone operator Vadym Adamov leads Flight Club project
Vadym Adamov is 21. At 18, when Russia launched its full-scale invasion, he sent his mother and sister abroad and immediately enlisted. Today, he serves as a drone operator and leads “Flight Club,” a project that teaches how drones are changing the face of war – United24 1/
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205 Ukrainians, 185 Military, 20 Civilians Freed from Captivity on October 2
Сьогодні, 2 жовтня, відбувся черговий крок у великій спільній боротьбі: з полону повернулися 205 наших громадян – 185 військових та 20 цивільних.
— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 2 octobre 2025
Цивільно-військове співробітництво – CIMIC
Медіацентр Сухопутних військ pic.twitter.com/8PNyWgjn7tToday, October 2, another step was taken in the great common struggle: 205 of our citizens returned from captivity – 185 military personnel and 20 civilians. Civil-Military Cooperation – CIMIC
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Macron prioritizes drones and anti-drone systems for Ukraine and Europe
Macron: Drones and anti-drone systems are top priority for Ukraine and Europe.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 2 octobre 2025
There’s no iron dome or perfect drone wall for 3,000 km borders.
We must scale up, innovate, and build deterrence — convince the enemy it’s not in their interest to attack. 1/ pic.twitter.com/j3grunoIPCMacron: Drones and anti-drone systems are top priority for Ukraine and Europe. There’s no iron dome or perfect drone wall for 3,000 km borders. We must scale up, innovate, and build deterrence — convince the enemy it’s not in their interest to attack. 1/