A specialized Russian drone unit used a Lancet UAV to intercept and detonate a Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel off the coast of Crimea.

The Russian military launched missiles and UAVs into Ukraine in retaliation for an attack on the Foros residential area in Crimea.

Hungary and Slovakia were not invited to a meeting on a UAV defense project on the eastern border, while non-EU member Ukraine was proposed to participate.

Poland's foreign minister warns of downing missiles and aircraft that violate its airspace, whether intentional or accidental.

Ukraine's hard-won experience countering Russian missiles and drones has transformed the country from a NATO student into a teacher.

Commercial satellite imagery of a test base in Xinjiang has revealed a new stealth drone, assessed to be China's second largest.

A UAV based on the J-6 fighter jet, a copy of the MiG-19, appeared at an air show in Changchun, China.

NATO's use of expensive weaponry to down cheap drones that flew into Poland is unsustainable and reveals the alliance's lack of preparedness.

Medvedev warned that conflict between Russia and NATO would erupt if the alliance established a no-fly zone and shot down Russian UAVs over Ukraine.

Russia has developed the Molniya-2, a fiber-optically controlled UAV capable of carrying smaller drones, extending its attack range in Ukraine.

The Ministry of Public Security proposes that owners of UAVs and drones register for permits with commune-level police, provincial police, or the Ministry of Public Security. They must also participate in a 3-month training course to take an exam and obtain a flight permit.

The Polish military announced it shot down several UAVs in its airspace as Russia launched an attack on western Ukraine.

A Houthi drone strike on Ramon Airport in southern Israel injured one person and shut down the facility for two hours.

Ukraine's Bayraktar TB2 drones have made a limited comeback, exploiting apparent vulnerabilities in Russian air defenses in Kherson and Crimea.