The last lifelines into besieged towns along the eastern frontline for Ukrainian troops, caught in a web of increasingly lethal and sophisticated drone warfare, rely on a technology millennia old: a fishing net.

RUSSIA’S GROUND offensive in Ukraine’s east is making slow progress this summer, at huge cost. But its mounting drone campaign against the country’s cities is arguably a more serious threat. Day after day,

At 5 a.m. on July 26, a salvo of explosions interrupted the pre-dawn stillness in the Russian city of Stavropol when Ukrainian UAVs bombed the Signal Radio Plant, one of the nation’s most important defense electronics plants,

Ukraine has relied on this innovative tactic to wreak havoc on Russia's Black Sea fleet, damaging or destroying a number of warships.

Ukraine drone attacks instill fear in Vladimir Putin, Russian President feels unsafe in Moscow’s Red Square and walks with an officer carrying an anti-drone launcher. Putin was seen escorted by an anti-drone device while walking in Red Square after canceling Russia's Navy Day.