Poland and Ukraine have joined forces to bolster drone warfare expertise, unveiling plans for joint training and manufacturing. The move follows a recent Russian drone incursion into Polish airspace, drawing attention to NATO’s vulnerabilities.
Russian drones were recently brought down over Poland, marking the first direct encounter between NATO and Russia since the Ukraine invasion began. Leaders throughout Europe are on high alert, questioning how effectively the alliance can respond to escalating tensions.
In a devastating turn, Russia launched simultaneous drone and missile strikes across southern Ukraine, killing one person and wounding dozens more, according to local officials. The attack underscores the escalating tensions in the region and the serious threat posed by these coordinated assaults.
A massive drone attack on Ukraine’s second-largest city near the Russian border has left at least two people dead and 17 injured, marking the most significant strike on the city to date.
India and Pakistan, long-standing adversaries, are introducing drones into their military strategies, marking a new phase in their historic tensions. Both nations are developing drone industries and importing technology from foreign allies, transforming the dynamics of their conflict.
