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Ukrainian Witness correspondent Tetiana Demukh, along with soldiers of the 24th Separate Mechanized Brigade, covered 7 kilometers on foot along the route from Oleksiyevo-Druzhkivka to Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region. Vehicle movement in this area is nearly impossible due to

In October, "Lasar’s Group" released a video of them striking what they thought was a BM-30 for 9K58 'Smerch'. Ground footage released in December has allowed us to ID it as a 9A54 combat vehicle for 9K515 'Tornado-S'.

No days off, no sleep — we’re constantly working to become faster and better, so we built our own media tool to map events and improve how we tell the story. Thank to our patrons for motivating patreon.com/cw/defenceblog

If they are really going to do a $1.5T defense budget, additional heavy airlift assets (C-17 line restart or whatever) absolutely needs to be in that and in a big way. It's more important than the kinetic stuff (which even airlifters can do to now). None of the 'sexy' stuff

Glory to our fallen heroes who gave their lives so our children could live in a free country. Slava Ukraine! Слава нашим полеглим героям, які віддали своє життя за можливість нашим дітям жити у вільній країні. Слава Україні!

Once I saw a top European military electronics supplier genuinely surprised that a Wi-Fi keyboard and touchpad didn’t work under EW conditions. Wireless vs. jamming on a real battlefield. Ready for war 😎

It all seems so easy in DeepState UA’s work, and we can’t even highlight Crimea. It feels like we’ve reached a dead end.

We have published an exclusive interview with one of the largest drone manufacturers, SYOS Aerospace. Their systems are already operating in Ukraine, sailing in New Zealand, and will soon accompany Apache helicopters in the United Kingdom. Proud to share insights into the

Ukrainian startup Qirim Technology has launched production of segmented airless wheels designed for ground drones, armored vehicles, and engineering platforms operating in harsh combat environments. Unlike traditional pneumatic tires, the modular design eliminates punctures — one

Castelion steadily takes a larger share from defense industry giants. Castelion, once a little-known company, is steadily challenging major defense primes and securing a growing share of the global arms market — now pushing into hypersonic weapons development with the U.S.

The U.S. Army is pushing a plug-and-play future for armed drones, seeking industry solutions for a standardized munition payload interface under the Picatinny CLIK ecosystem. The goal: faster integration and rapid battlefield adaptability. defence-blog.com/u-s-army-moves…

Rare move: New Zealand Defence Force procures land, air and maritime uncrewed systems as a single integrated package from one company, SYOS — focusing on multi-domain autonomy and rapid experimentation. defence-blog.com/new-zealand-si… Also worth noting: we released an exclusive

A German startup is pushing the boundaries of what unmanned systems can look like. Programmable cyborg insect swarms — built, field-tested, and deployed with paying NATO customers.” SWARM Biotactics CEO Stefan Wilhelm on the company’s bio-robotic systems now entering defense

The Italian Army is exploring how robotics can directly support dismounted infantry on the battlefield. The 187th Paratroopers Regiment “Folgore” has begun operational testing of the IMRS “Wild Goose” Infantry Modular Robotic System, a remotely controlled robotic transport

We’ve made steady progress with our media software and continue refining it step by step. For those who may not be aware, we are developing a CRM system tailored specifically for defense-focused media projects. If the solution proves effective, we would be glad to extend it to

Uzbekistan is strengthening its air defense capabilities with advanced Chinese systems — the FM-90 and KS-1C. These modern surface-to-air missile systems enhance the country’s ability to protect its airspace against a wide range of aerial threats.

Pakistan’s Air Force carried out airstrikes in Kabul after escalating border clashes with Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, as Islamabad declared the conflict an “open war.” Fighting is now reported across six Afghan border provinces, with both sides announcing offensive