An American volunteer with Ukrainian forces has shared videos of his unit’s first kamikaze attack drone. It’s a project powered by determination, improvisation and a lot of duct tape.

Using plastic flex cuffs and duct tape, he secures artillery shells and bulky batteries, turning an inexpensive commercial drone into a killing machine. As the sun rises, Russian troops to the ...

Kyiv, Ukraine – Swarms of Russian kamikaze drones broke through Ukrainian air defence fire early on Tuesday, screeching and ...

Drones are “ubiquitous, because they are quite useful, and they're demonstrating that every day in Ukraine,” one analyst told ...

Ukraine’s recent drone strike against Russia should be a lesson for American air defense. Let’s be honest—Ukraine has been ...

Most of the FPV drones feeding the screens in Sloviansk are ... One recent day at a test field, a DroneControl team used duct tape and plastic zip ties to attach hand-made components to a battered ...

“Anyone with a 3D printer was able to modify the off-the-shelf drones, along with some duct tape and safety pins,” says Zandani. “And that is what they did. With all the Israeli companies ...

It's an anti-drone interceptor that appears to be a miniature ... it's powered by an "electric jet," which is basically a set of turbines inside a duct that are turned by an electric motor to ...

Drones continue to fly over Chernobyl almost ... He suggested temporarily covering the holes — with something akin to duct tape — so the ventilation system inside could start reducing humidity.