The growing popularity of kamikaze drones on the front line demands continuous adaptation to new enemy tactics and tools. However, Russian drones frequently encounter a nemesis in the form of Ukrainian drones.

T he drone war, one of the defining features of the more than two and a half years of full-scale war in Ukraine, evolves at a blinding pace. Hundreds of airborne drones zip across

Ukraine's air defence has been responding to Russian drones in Kyiv Oblast on the night of 27-28. Source: Kyiv Oblast Military Administration; Kyiv City Military Administration Quote: "Enemy UAVs were detected in the airspace.

Equipping the Shahed-136 drones with SpaceX’s Starlink could give a massive boost to Russia's war efforts against Ukraine.

Kyiv City Military Administration has reported that about 15 Russian Shahed attack drones targeted the city of Kyiv on the night of 27-28 September. Air defence responded to all of the drones, but the debris fell in the Obolonskyi district of the city.

The Ukrainian armed forces have addressed the growing issue on the front lines posed by Orlan and Zala drones. However, they still face challenges with another device used by the Russians. The Orion,

The Ukrainian armed forces have managed to address the growing problem on the front lines posed by Orlan and Zala drones. However, they still face difficulties with another device used by the Russians.

Ukraine's military has successfully countered several Russian drones on the battlefield, including the Orlan and Zala models, but is now facing challenges with a more advanced drone: the Orion. The Orion drone,