Ukrainian Intelligence Reveals New russian UAV Built with Chinese, American, Swiss, Japanese, and Taiwanese Components
The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine has published detailed information about a new type of unmanned aerial vehicle that russia is actively deploying across different sectors of the front. The data, released on the War&Sanctions portal, includes a 3D model of the drone, its design, and the foreign-made components used in its construction.
russian SKAT-350M UAVs Now Equipped with Anti-FPV Sensors to Evade Ukrainian Interceptor Drones
Russia has begun publicly outfitting its Skat-350M reconnaissance drones with anti-FPV sensors, a defensive upgrade aimed at helping the UAVs evade interception by Ukrainian FPV interceptor drones, as confirmed by newly released footage.
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Two Possible Drawbacks of Ukraine's FP-5 Flamingo Cruise Missile
Despite its formidable 3,000 km range and one-ton warhead, Ukraine's FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile faces two key limitations: its bulky six-meter wingspan and simplified launch design, both of which extend pre-launch preparation and raise visibility to enemy defenses.
New Zircon-Equipped Admiral Amelko Frigate Was Launched Despite russia's Snail-Paced Shipbuilding
Russia has launched the fifth Project 22350 frigate, Admiral Amelko, equipped to carry hypersonic Zircon missiles, but at russia's sluggish pace of shipbuilding, the ship's eight-year journey from keel-laying to launch underscores systemic delays in naval modernization.
Ukraine's Flamingo Unit is the FP-5 Missile With 3,000 km Range and One-Ton Warhead
Ukraine's defence industry has unveiled the FP-5 Flamingo, a homegrown cruise missile with a 3,000-kilometer range and a one-tonne warhead, marking a major leap in Kyiv’s ability to strike strategic targets far beyond the front line.
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