Ukraine’s use of unmanned ground and aerial systems in combat operations highlights the growing impact and limits of robotic warfare.

A new South Korea-based report says North Korea generated between $7.67 billion and $14.4 billion through troop deployments and arms support to Russia. The cooperation is believed to have provided Pyongyang with not only cash income but also potential military technology transfers and sensitive components.

Ethiopia officially announced the purchase of Russian-made Orion-E unmanned aerial vehicles. This deal marks the first confirmed export sale of Russia’s Orion UAV system.

Ukraine launched a massive drone strike deep inside Russia, targeting strategic airbases and destroying several bombers. Experts call it a turning point in modern warfare, both militarily and in terms of intelligence operations.

Russian defense company ROSTEC has sent Zala KYB kamikaze drones to the Ukraine front. Their stealth and precision strike capabilities play a crucial role in the conflict.

Despite economic and technological sanctions, Russia manufactures 100 to 200 tanks per month, significantly boosting its military strength and resilience.

Russia has completed the delivery of Shturm-S and Khrizantema-S tank destroyer vehicles via ROSTEC, enhancing its capability against Western tanks.

Russia has received 2–3 new Su-34 fighter jets from UAC to meet operational demands in Ukraine, as production ramps up under Defense Ministry orders.