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ANALYSIS: AUKUS Deploys Its Drone Swarms — the Indo-Pacific Enters the Age of Autonomous Warfare
There were no official cameras, no high-profile press conferences. On the grassy plains of Salisbury Plain, in England, Australian, American, and British soldiers flew…
EDITORIAL: The $55 Billion Autonomous Drone Revolution — the West Must Win or Lose Everything
The figure is staggering: $55 billion by 2032. That is the projected size of the global autonomous defense drone market — some independent analyses…
DECODING: AUKUS tests drone swarms — the revolution redefining warfare in the Indo-Pacific
In June 2026, on the wet expanses of Salisbury Plain in England, Australian, American, and British soldiers put into action what may well represent…
REPORT: 200 Drones Over Moscow — the Night Ukraine Struck the Russian Capital Like Never Before
At 2:34 a.m., Kyiv time, on June 18, 2026, dozens of fixed-wing drones took off simultaneously from open fields in the Sumy region, in…
COLUMN: AI enters the kill chain — and nobody is truly ready for that
On June 25, 2026, Business Insider publishes an analysis by Ukrainian analyst Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov on the next evolution of Shahed drones:
OPINION: Taiwan arms itself with 210,966 drones — the island's answer to the Fujian carrier
Taiwan's cabinet approved a special budget of NT$210 billion — approximately 6.5 billion US dollars — for the acquisition of 210,966 unmanned
INVESTIGATION: Scarborough Shoal, Triton drones, 2016 arbitration — the Philippines stands up to Beijing
On June 22 and 23, 2026, a rare naval standoff between China and the Philippines occurred near Scarborough Shoal — the disputed
ANALYSIS: Atlas, 96 drones guided by AI — China reinvents swarm warfare
In March 2026, the China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC) presented the Atlas system before military observers: a single human operator simultaneously
NARRATIVE: Taiwan orders 210,966 drones for $6.5 billion — the island that is preparing
The Taiwanese cabinet approved a special budget of NT$210 billion — approximately $6.5 billion US dollars — for the acquisition of 210,966