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The competition between strike systems and air defense/interceptor systems continues to evolve on both sides. In response to Russia’s growing use of jet-powered Geran-4 loitering munitions and Geran-5/Banderol cruise missiles, Ukraine has begun developing jet-powered interceptor drones. The aim is to address a class of faster aerial threats that...

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How Ukraine reached parity with Russia in long-range capabilities Analysts from the Back And Alive Foundation analyzed Ukraine's transition from local frontline strikes to the systemic employment of long-range drones. The volume of drones Ukraine has launched has surged from 110 units in January 2024 to over 7,000 in March 2026. Throughout 2025, Ukraine increased our launch frequency fivefold. In March 2026, Ukraine even managed to surpass the Russia in the number of launched and recorded drones. Flight Geography and Extreme Ranges 🔹Ukrainian drones are increasingly detected at facilities located hundreds and thousands of kilometers from the frontline. The number of Russian regions where they are spotted is steadily growing. 🔹This evolution is not just about quantity, but also about a significant increase in operational range. For instance, in February 2026, an oil refinery in the city of Ukhta (Komi Republic) was struck—over 1,800 km from the Ukrainian border. A Nightmare for Russian Air Defense 🔹As Ukraine deploys more drones, Russian air defense forces must track and intercept a vastly higher number of simultaneous targets, leading to system saturation. 🔹The Russian military is forced to make a choice: protect assets near the frontline to cover their troops, or deploy systems deep into the interior to defend industrial and energy infrastructure. Given Russia’s vast landmass, it is physically impossible to cover all critical sites with limited resources. 🔹Furthermore, the Defense Forces of Ukraine continue to degrade Russian air defense capabilities. Over the past year, open-source intelligence (OSINT) has confirmed 172 hits on Russian air defense systems through video footage; however, the actual number of successful strikes is significantly higher. 📹📈Cumulative number of days on which at least one UAV reached the region (from January 2024 to March 2026).

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21,186 views • 1 month ago

Drone sightings are becoming increasingly more frequent in Europe. This is what Ukraine was forced to fight against last night. Russia launches a large number of aerial targets simultaneously to make it even harder to shoot them down. Ukrainian statistics is not just air defense systems. It is the experience, commitment, bravery and hard, hard work of many people who know how much is at stake. The latest massive Russian attack on Ukraine in numbers. Russia attacked Ukraine with: ▪️ 496 strike drones; ▪️ 2 Kh-47M2 "Kinzhal" aeroballistic missiles; ▪️ 42 cruise missiles Kh-101/Iskander-K; ▪️ 9 "Kalibr" cruise missiles from the Black Sea. Ukraine shot down: ▪️ 439 drones; ▪️ 1 Kh-47M2 "Kinzhal" aeroballistic missile; ▪️ 32 Kh-101/Iskander-K cruise missiles; ▪️ 6 "Kalibr" cruise missiles. 📹: a piece of a Russian missile on the street in Lviv
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Drone sightings are becoming increasingly more frequent in Europe. This is what Ukraine was forced to fight against last night. Russia launches a large number of aerial targets simultaneously to make it even harder to shoot them down. Ukrainian statistics is not just air defense systems. It is the experience, commitment, bravery and hard, hard work of many people who know how much is at stake. The latest massive Russian attack on Ukraine in numbers. Russia attacked Ukraine with: ▪️ 496 strike drones; ▪️ 2 Kh-47M2 "Kinzhal" aeroballistic missiles; ▪️ 42 cruise missiles Kh-101/Iskander-K; ▪️ 9 "Kalibr" cruise missiles from the Black Sea. Ukraine shot down: ▪️ 439 drones; ▪️ 1 Kh-47M2 "Kinzhal" aeroballistic missile; ▪️ 32 Kh-101/Iskander-K cruise missiles; ▪️ 6 "Kalibr" cruise missiles. 📹: a piece of a Russian missile on the street in Lviv

Anton Gerashchenko

75,592 views • 11 months ago

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🟪 MOSCOW IS FORCING RUSSIA TO MAKE A CHOICE 👀 A Pantsir air defense system fitted with an anti-drone “grill” has reportedly been spotted in Moscow, fueling speculation that Russia is continuing to redeploy air defense assets away from other areas in order to protect the capital. If true, the implications are significant. Air defense systems are not unlimited. Every Pantsir moved to Moscow is a Pantsir that cannot protect a logistics hub, ammunition depot, airfield, refinery, command center, or military formation elsewhere. This highlights one of the most important effects of Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign. Ukraine is no longer simply destroying targets. It is forcing Russia to make difficult choices. For years, Russian air defenses were concentrated around military facilities and the front. Now Moscow itself increasingly requires protection as Ukrainian drones reach deeper into Russian territory with growing frequency. The result is a dilemma for the Kremlin. Protect the front lines and logistics networks. Or protect Moscow. Protect refineries and military infrastructure. Or protect the political heart of Russia. The appearance of additional air defenses around the capital may suggest that Moscow is becoming a higher priority, and that alone represents a strategic success for Ukraine’s long-range strike campaign. Russia still possesses significant air defense capabilities, but even the largest arsenal has limits. The more territory Ukraine can threaten, the more Russia is forced to spread those defenses thin. And every system guarding Moscow is one less system guarding the war effort elsewhere.

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‼️🇺🇦🔥🇷🇺 After days of systematically degrading Russian air defenses around Novorossiysk and Gelendzhik, Ukraine launched a massive combined strike on the strategically vital port of Novorossiysk overnight. The operation involved cruise missiles and several types of long-range kamikaze drones, striking multiple high-value facilities across the port complex. Among the targets hit were: ▪️ Oil terminal infrastructure; ▪️ The Russian naval base; ▪️ The grain export terminal; ▪️ The maritime transport terminal. The attack came after Ukrainian forces spent days methodically targeting Russian air-defense and electronic-warfare assets across the Novorossiysk-Gelendzhik area, apparently creating vulnerabilities for the larger strike that followed. With long- and medium-range surface-to-air missile systems apparently unavailable or insufficient in the immediate area, Russian forces spent much of the night attempting to engage incoming Ukrainian drones and missiles with shorter-range anti-aircraft systems and gunfire, without preventing strikes on several key facilities. The sequence illustrates an increasingly sophisticated Ukrainian approach to deep-strike operations: first pressure and degrade the defensive network, then exploit the resulting gaps with a larger combined missile-and-drone attack against strategically important military and economic infrastructure. Novorossiysk is particularly important to Moscow because it combines major energy-export infrastructure with one of the Russian Black Sea Fleet's principal bases. Successfully penetrating its defenses therefore puts pressure on both Russia's military presence in the Black Sea and the infrastructure supporting its economy. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

21,337 views • 24 days ago

🇺🇦 Ukraine has significantly increased the deployment of its domestically produced electronic warfare system “Lima” both on the front lines and in the deep rear. 🟥 Lima is a Ukrainian-made system that does not destroy drones and missiles, but instead disrupts their navigation and alters their course. 🚀 Effect on missiles: Thanks to Lima, missiles lose satellite navigation, causing their accuracy to degrade by approximately 2 kilometers for every 100 kilometers flown. This means a missile aimed at an infrastructure target can ultimately land in an open field. 💰 Cost: One Lima unit costs up to 3 million hryvnia. Protecting a large city requires 30 to 100 stations — approximately €5 million, which is roughly the price of a single Patriot PAC-3 missile. Where physically destroying every threat is too expensive, it is possible to disrupt their guidance systems and force them to miss targets by a significant margin. 🟥 According to Cascade Systems, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already received more than 400 Lima complexes. Over the past 18 months, the system has suppressed over 20,500 Shahed-type drones and altered the course of dozens of cruise and ballistic missiles. Lima represents one of Ukraine’s most effective and economical innovations in the war. By redirecting rather than destroying incoming threats, it achieves substantial defensive results at a fraction of the cost of traditional air defense systems. Its mass deployment is playing a major role in reducing the effectiveness of Russian long-range attacks. Video is generated by grok AI
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🇺🇦 Ukraine has significantly increased the deployment of its domestically produced electronic warfare system “Lima” both on the front lines and in the deep rear. 🟥 Lima is a Ukrainian-made system that does not destroy drones and missiles, but instead disrupts their navigation and alters their course. 🚀 Effect on missiles: Thanks to Lima, missiles lose satellite navigation, causing their accuracy to degrade by approximately 2 kilometers for every 100 kilometers flown. This means a missile aimed at an infrastructure target can ultimately land in an open field. 💰 Cost: One Lima unit costs up to 3 million hryvnia. Protecting a large city requires 30 to 100 stations — approximately €5 million, which is roughly the price of a single Patriot PAC-3 missile. Where physically destroying every threat is too expensive, it is possible to disrupt their guidance systems and force them to miss targets by a significant margin. 🟥 According to Cascade Systems, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already received more than 400 Lima complexes. Over the past 18 months, the system has suppressed over 20,500 Shahed-type drones and altered the course of dozens of cruise and ballistic missiles. Lima represents one of Ukraine’s most effective and economical innovations in the war. By redirecting rather than destroying incoming threats, it achieves substantial defensive results at a fraction of the cost of traditional air defense systems. Its mass deployment is playing a major role in reducing the effectiveness of Russian long-range attacks. Video is generated by grok AI

NSTRIKE

49,131 views • 3 months ago

The visit to Denmark begins with an important step for our defense. An agreement has been reached on Ukrainian-American cooperation in drone production, including interceptor drones — a crystal clear priority. We have signed an agreement with the robust American company Swift Beat, and it foresees hundreds of thousands of drones this year alone, with the potential to significantly scale up production in the coming year. Interceptors to destroy enemy drones and missiles, quadcopters for reconnaissance and fire adjustment, and long-range strike drones — all of these will be produced in much greater numbers to help us achieve our defense goals and protect the lives of Ukrainians. Today, we will continue our work in Denmark, and on new agreements of this kind — focused on joint production, joint development, and joint defense. I thank everyone who is helping!
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The visit to Denmark begins with an important step for our defense. An agreement has been reached on Ukrainian-American cooperation in drone production, including interceptor drones — a crystal clear priority. We have signed an agreement with the robust American company Swift Beat, and it foresees hundreds of thousands of drones this year alone, with the potential to significantly scale up production in the coming year. Interceptors to destroy enemy drones and missiles, quadcopters for reconnaissance and fire adjustment, and long-range strike drones — all of these will be produced in much greater numbers to help us achieve our defense goals and protect the lives of Ukrainians. Today, we will continue our work in Denmark, and on new agreements of this kind — focused on joint production, joint development, and joint defense. I thank everyone who is helping!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

240,197 views • 1 year ago

‼️‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 BREAKING – Reports suggest growing Russian alarm. Military-linked Telegram channels of the occupiers state that Ukraine is now carrying out near-nightly strikes on Crimea, employing domestically developed Neptune-type cruise missiles along with long-range kamikaze drones. The main targets are Russian air-defense systems, radar installations, and other military infrastructure. According to these accounts, the northwestern part of the peninsula is under sustained and intense pressure from Ukrainian long-range FPV drones and Lancet-style loitering munitions — including a Ukrainian-made version referred to as a BULAVA-type drone. 🔵 Additional claims point to the possibility that Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) is preparing limited amphibious or raid-style operations to disrupt Russian logistics and reserves. Some sources further allege that Ukrainian underground networks in Crimea are stepping up their activity, and that Kyiv may soon deploy long-range underwater (submersible) drones. See the latest updates with us:The threat of missiles and drones
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‼️‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 BREAKING – Reports suggest growing Russian alarm. Military-linked Telegram channels of the occupiers state that Ukraine is now carrying out near-nightly strikes on Crimea, employing domestically developed Neptune-type cruise missiles along with long-range kamikaze drones. The main targets are Russian air-defense systems, radar installations, and other military infrastructure. According to these accounts, the northwestern part of the peninsula is under sustained and intense pressure from Ukrainian long-range FPV drones and Lancet-style loitering munitions — including a Ukrainian-made version referred to as a BULAVA-type drone. 🔵 Additional claims point to the possibility that Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) is preparing limited amphibious or raid-style operations to disrupt Russian logistics and reserves. Some sources further allege that Ukrainian underground networks in Crimea are stepping up their activity, and that Kyiv may soon deploy long-range underwater (submersible) drones. See the latest updates with us:The threat of missiles and drones

The threat of missiles and drones

136,489 views • 11 months ago

🇺🇦🇷🇺UKRAINE SAYS A NEW LASER WEAPON COULD ENTER SERVICE WITHIN MONTHS. Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Andrii Lebedenko says Kyiv expects to field a laser system capable of destroying aerial targets more effectively than machine guns within the next two to three months. The new directed-energy weapon is designed to intercept drones and other airborne threats with far greater precision, speed, and efficiency than conventional gun-based systems. If deployed successfully, the system could significantly strengthen Ukraine’s short-range air defense network, reducing ammunition costs and giving frontline units a powerful new tool against increasingly frequent drone attacks. Video is AI
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🇺🇦🇷🇺UKRAINE SAYS A NEW LASER WEAPON COULD ENTER SERVICE WITHIN MONTHS. Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Andrii Lebedenko says Kyiv expects to field a laser system capable of destroying aerial targets more effectively than machine guns within the next two to three months. The new directed-energy weapon is designed to intercept drones and other airborne threats with far greater precision, speed, and efficiency than conventional gun-based systems. If deployed successfully, the system could significantly strengthen Ukraine’s short-range air defense network, reducing ammunition costs and giving frontline units a powerful new tool against increasingly frequent drone attacks. Video is AI

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❗️❗️🇺🇦 Ukraine Developing a Homegrown HIMARS-Type Launcher Ukraine is working on a domestically produced missile launcher modeled on the U.S. HIMARS to strengthen long-range precision strike capability and cut dependence on foreign systems. The platform is designed to be flexible, able to launch different guided rockets and missiles, and reflects combat experience gained during the war. Ukrainian officials say it is part of a wider modernization of artillery and missile forces. The project highlights Kyiv’s push for defense self-sufficiency, ensuring sustained firepower and improved counter-battery and precision strike operations even if external supplies fluctuate.
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❗️❗️🇺🇦 Ukraine Developing a Homegrown HIMARS-Type Launcher Ukraine is working on a domestically produced missile launcher modeled on the U.S. HIMARS to strengthen long-range precision strike capability and cut dependence on foreign systems. The platform is designed to be flexible, able to launch different guided rockets and missiles, and reflects combat experience gained during the war. Ukrainian officials say it is part of a wider modernization of artillery and missile forces. The project highlights Kyiv’s push for defense self-sufficiency, ensuring sustained firepower and improved counter-battery and precision strike operations even if external supplies fluctuate.

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