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HODGES: Ukraine has figured out that path to victory for them is destruction of Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure. This is strategic priority and right way to go. Important contribution would be for European countries to stop Russia’s shadow fleet. Ukraine is also wrecking Russia’s logistics infrastructure with its 200-kilometer mid-range drones, striking deep into Russian forces’ areas of operation as well. Even in modern warfare, forces still need fuel, ammunition, food, repair parts, and all other essentials. And this is exactly where Ukraine is delivering a devastating blow.

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🇺🇦🦅 Ukraine is turning drone training itself into another tool of the air-defense war, with BlueBird Tech unveiling the new Bebradron-M designed to prepare interceptor crews against realistic aerial targets. The fixed-wing UAV is designed primarily for training interceptor-drone operators, allowing crews to practice detection, pursuit and interception against a real flying target. It can also act as a decoy to expose enemy positions and simulate mass aerial raids, with foil material added to increase its radar signature. Bebradron-M has a range of up to 30 km, endurance of 25 minutes, operates at 200–700 meters, and can reach speeds of up to 115 km/h. The concept reflects Ukraine’s increasingly systematic approach to the drone war. Instead of merely producing more interceptors, Kyiv is building the training ecosystem needed to make their operators more effective while developing inexpensive decoys capable of forcing Russian air defenses to reveal themselves or waste resources. In an attritional air war, making the enemy spend an expensive interceptor or expose a radar position against a cheap target can be almost as valuable as destroying the target directly. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

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A kamikaze drone with a range of over 160 km and Starlink control has appeared in the arsenal of the Russian Armed Forces. The long-range barrage weapon BM-35 has just appeared in the zone of the special military operation and has already surprised the enemy. It hits targets deep in the enemy's defenses at a distance of over 160 kilometers. At the same time, it is guided in real time, which allows it to attack rapidly moving targets. Its cost is much lower than that of anti-aircraft missiles, so even its destruction causes losses for the enemy. And recently, the enemy found a Starlink Mini dish in the wreckage of a downed UAV, with which drone operators receive images from cameras, and now complains that it cannot suppress it with electronic warfare. - AN
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A kamikaze drone with a range of over 160 km and Starlink control has appeared in the arsenal of the Russian Armed Forces. The long-range barrage weapon BM-35 has just appeared in the zone of the special military operation and has already surprised the enemy. It hits targets deep in the enemy's defenses at a distance of over 160 kilometers. At the same time, it is guided in real time, which allows it to attack rapidly moving targets. Its cost is much lower than that of anti-aircraft missiles, so even its destruction causes losses for the enemy. And recently, the enemy found a Starlink Mini dish in the wreckage of a downed UAV, with which drone operators receive images from cameras, and now complains that it cannot suppress it with electronic warfare. - AN

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🚨🇺🇦🌊🔥 Ukraine has carried out another sophisticated special operation off the coast of occupied Crimea. Military intelligence operators used Magura unmanned surface vessels to infiltrate Russian-controlled waters before launching FPV kamikaze drones directly from the sea. According to Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR), the drones successfully struck the control vehicle of a Podlyot radar system as well as a Parol-4 "friend-or-foe" radar identification unit, both of which play an important role in Russia's integrated air defense network. The operation highlights Ukraine's rapidly evolving use of multi-domain warfare, combining unmanned naval platforms with airborne FPV drones to bypass traditional defenses and attack high-value military targets from unexpected directions. The growing integration of sea drones and precision FPV strikes is becoming one of Ukraine's most innovative battlefield advantages, forcing Russia to defend not only its skies and front lines, but also its coastline and rear military infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🚨🇺🇦🌊🔥 Ukraine has carried out another sophisticated special operation off the coast of occupied Crimea. Military intelligence operators used Magura unmanned surface vessels to infiltrate Russian-controlled waters before launching FPV kamikaze drones directly from the sea. According to Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR), the drones successfully struck the control vehicle of a Podlyot radar system as well as a Parol-4 "friend-or-foe" radar identification unit, both of which play an important role in Russia's integrated air defense network. The operation highlights Ukraine's rapidly evolving use of multi-domain warfare, combining unmanned naval platforms with airborne FPV drones to bypass traditional defenses and attack high-value military targets from unexpected directions. The growing integration of sea drones and precision FPV strikes is becoming one of Ukraine's most innovative battlefield advantages, forcing Russia to defend not only its skies and front lines, but also its coastline and rear military infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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