Browsing: Drones

Firefighters work at a residential building damaged in a Russian drone strike in Kharkiv on October 12, 2026, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Sergey Bobok/AFP

An aircraft drops flame retardant on a section of the Sand Creek Fire outside of Polaris, MT.Daniel Brown/Zuma

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Tokyo is stepping up efforts to harness dual-use technologies – innovations developed for civilian purposes that can also have military applications – as it seeks to bolster national security while opening new markets for Japanese firms at home and abroad.

Japan plans to use drones, artificial intelligence and new methods of warfare as it adapts its defense strategies to suit changing times, according to details of an 8.9 trillion yen ($55.6 billion) budget request for the coming fiscal year disclosed by the Defense Ministry on Monday

Drones have transformed industries ranging from logistics and agriculture to surveillance and emergency response. However, as theseunmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) become more connected and capable, cybersecurity experts are increasingly examining another possibility: Can drones be used as platforms for launching cyber-attacks?

Aug 22 (Reuters) – Ukrainian drones killed at least 10 people in attacks against targets across Russia and Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, including a warehouse owned by online retailer Ozon and an industrial facility, ‌Russian officials said on Saturday.

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IDF officials warned that the widespread use of Chinese-made drones by frontline combat units could expose troop locations and sensitive operational information to hostile monitoring, Wallalearned on Wednesday.