Author: Alistair MacDonald

An Erik Prince-backed defense technology firm scooped up a Ukrainian maker of unmanned ground vehicles in a tie-up worth $224 million.

Kyiv, once dependent on aging Western weaponry, is rapidly increasing the range and firepower of its aerial arsenal.

The U.S. mission to speed traffic through the strait hangs on an unbalanced fight against underwater risks.

Kyiv is struggling to adapt to continuous attacks using faster drones that are harder to intercept.

It is the latest move in a growing trend of Western countries helping Ukraine to build the weapons it needs to fight Russia’s invasion.

A battlefield drill this spring showed that the Pentagon hasn’t fully absorbed the lessons of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

The discovery has raised questions about the potential vulnerabilities of military systems, particularly in drone technology.