Thousands more drones: UK and Germany bankroll Kyiv blitz on Putin’s oil
Thanks to allied financing, Ukraine may soon have enough long-range missiles and drones to match Russia's own bombardment campaign.
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Ukrainian forces hit Russian command centers in Donetsk — and weaken Moscow’s fall offensive before it begins
The attacks undermine Moscow’s planning and prevent consolidation of forces ahead of fall operations.
To make a Flamingo missile, pack in old bombs & add a tiny engine
The Flamingo missile's best features are under its skin. Powerful and affordable, the missile could change the deep-strike math for Ukraine.
Ukraine creates new security guarantee to protect itself from Russia, as Trump-Putin peace talks only end with more casualties
Ukraine produces 3,000km Flamingo missiles with $10 billion European funding as "best security guarantee."
Ukraine’s missile crews are valuable targets now
Ukraine's Neptunes and other long-range cruise missiles pose a growing threat. So Russia is targeting them on the ground.
Ukraine’s Fire Point builds 100 attack drones every day, all day—aimed at Russia
Running nonstop, Fire Point will turn out 36,000 drones this year, nearly matching the Shahed swarms that Moscow sends by the thousands.
Ukraine to start mass production of 3,000 km Flamingo missile, Zelenskyy says
The long-range weapon has already completed tests and could enter large-scale manufacturing by early 2026.
“Tomahawks are outdated”: Ukraine’s Flamingo missile bets on mass, not stealth
With a 3,000 km range and one-ton warhead, Ukraine’s Flamingo trades invisibility for sheer volume.
It carries 1,150 kg, flies 3,000 km, and it’s called Flamingo—Ukraine’s new cruise missile enters combat (video)
FirePoint reportedly conducted successful tests of the missile a few months ago, after which the missile entered serial production.
Ukraine’s Flamingo missile is for blasting Russian factories
Ukraine has a new cruise missile. It may be one of the hardest-hitting missiles in the world. But it's unclear how many Kyiv can afford.