China is training its troops to avoid drone attacks as the Ukraine war highlights the growing role of unmanned systems in modern warfare

SpaceX and the Pentagon have been bickering about the price of using Starshield satellite service during the Iran war, according to a Reuters report published today. It appears that SpaceX asked the military for more money after it started using satellite terminals on “kamikaze” attack drones in Iran.

The Lebanese militant group’s attacks have caught Israelis off guard, forcing its political and military leaders to scramble for solutions.

Firing triple rocket pods used to equip fighter aircraft and escorting Marine helicopters, drones are changing the way U.S. military attack helicopters can do battle.

Seeing the threat of Chinese components and the expansion of drone warfare, the Pentagon is pushing to catch up.

The latest violence between the United States and Iran threatened a cease-fire and risked further stoking tensions in the region.

Ukrainian drone pilots turned a military exercise in Sweden into a critical warning for NATO. The pilots, playing the role of the enemy in the exercise, said they destroyed Swedish forces with drones — and that if the exercise had been a real life scenario,

Ukraine fired hundreds of drones at St Petersburg in the second attack on the city and its surrounding region in a week.