drones

China Unveils ‘Mothership’ to Launch Drone Swarms

China has launched a gigantic “mothership” to launch swarms of unmanned aerial vehicles for surveillance operations.

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Lithuanians Raise Millions to Buy Ukraine Bayraktar TB2 Drone

Lithuanians have donated more than five million euros to buy a combat drone for Ukrainian forces fighting Russia's invasion.

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Turkish Akinci Drones Complete Record 2000 KM Flight

Two Turkish Akinci drones have completed a long-distance flight from western Turkey to Azerbaijan, covering 2,000 kilometers in five hours.

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Austria to Trial Rheinmetall Counter-Drone System

Austria has awarded Rheinmetall a six-month test and evaluation contract for its counter-small drones system.

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Russia Lost 50 Orlan Drones in Ukraine: Report

Russia has lost 50 Orlan reconnaissance drones during the first three months of its invasion of Ukraine, according to open-source intelligence analysts.

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India Requests Information for Indigenous Sub-Launched Drone

The Indian government has issued an expression of interest for local industry to design and develop an underwater launched unmanned aerial vehicle.

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Six Killed in Iraq Drone Strikes Blamed on Turkey

Drone strikes targeting Kurdish rebels killed at least six people, including three civilians, in northern Iraq, local officials and the rebels said, blaming Turkey for the attack.

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Russia Claims Counter-Drone Laser Weapons Deployed in Ukraine

Russia has deployed a new generation of counter-drone laser weapons in its military operation in Ukraine, according to Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov.

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Australia Announces $317 Million Loyal Wingman Drone Investment

The Australian government has announced additional funding of 454 million Australian Dollars ($317 million) for the Loyal Wingman program.

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Iran to Manufacture Drones in Tajikistan

The Iranian government has announced that it will manufacture new drones in Tajikistan to help maintain the balance of power in the region.

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