United24 brings interesting and good news about the ODIN interceptor drone, designed to intercept Shaheed and Gerbera UAVs. We recommend reading their post for more information on this important topic. youtube.com/post/Ugkxk-HwY…

United24 reports on how Ukraine can provide the West with drones for more air defense systems. This move demonstrates how Ukraine, with a vast pool of experience and drone production capabilities, can help its allies improve their own militaries. united24media.com/latest-news/uk…

This video, shared by GrandpaRoy, demonstrates the increasing danger posed by FPV drones lying in ambush on the ground, waiting for a target. Thankfully, in this video, the FPV was shot down by the Ukrainians, but the threat is obvious.

If you have the time, this video from the Helsinki Commission, featuring defense attache Major General Borys Krementskyi, is worth a watch to learn more about how Ukraine's allies can support its air defenses. youtube.com/live/Rtb3YVpPi…

Check out this deep dive by Mike Smith of DTU. As folks get involved in trying to help our Ukrainian brothers in their defense of their homeland, there are lots of useful ideas for technologies that can potentially deliver operational value, it is important to remember there

This video, shared by Maks25, shows that even bridges, when undefended, can be taken down by a determined FPV drone team.

Watch our interview with Wild Bees Benelux at the Belgian Hackathon. Wild Bees provides 3d printed products to Ukraine's defenders. To learn more about them, watch the interview or visit their subreddit. reddit.com/r/Fins4UA/comm… youtube.com/watch?v=enWb8t…

This article, from Alex Tyler-Jones, covers 3D printing within Ukraine, while our earlier interview with Wild Bees (Note: Wild Bees and Wild Hornets are not the same organization) covered 3D printing for drones abroad. It's worth a read. 3dprintingindustry.com/news/ukraine-d…

Roy, DTU's Technical OSINT Lead, posted an excellent Deep Dive into the usage of FPV drones for precision mine laying. We highly recommend giving it a read.

Watch our interview with Wild Bees Benelux at the Belgian Hackathon. Wild Bees provides 3d printed products to Ukraine's defenders. To learn more about them, watch the interview or visit their subreddit. reddit.com/r/Fins4UA/comm… youtube.com/watch?v=enWb8t

Roy, following up on the deep dive he wrote and we shared on the state of Ukrainian precision mine placement with FPVs, also shows the lacklustre efficiency of equivalent Russian efforts.

GrandpaRoy, who has previously covered the development of Ukrainian mine-laying drones through posts and a deep dive for DTU, is also covering new Ukrainian mine-laying USVs.

Maks 25 shares how, in backline areas without enemy AA presence, legacy systems can still play a cost-effective role in destroying enemy surveillance capabilities.

DTU works directly with Ukrainian military units at the front lines to indicate defense systems, deliver aid and otherwise strengthen democracy's embattled eastern flank. Recently returned from her mission to support Ukrainian defense, DTU Executive Team member Yulia Brockdorf

GrandpaRoy, covering the new developments in Russian radar usage and technology, shows the critical importance of constant innovation, which we at DTU support. If the Russians are going to adapt, Ukraine must be able to do so faster.