#Russian Drones

The Arctic is a crucial region for the geopolitical influence of the Russian Federation. A development plan for the region has been created extending to the year 2035. Officially, the country plans to develop a trade route between Asia and Europe. In reality, it aims to become the dominant power in the region.

What began with soldiers strapping grenades to hobby drones has evolved into one of the most radical shifts in modern warfare. From $500 FPVs to sea-borne strike boats capable of downing Russian Su-30s, Ukraine is leveraging technology as a force multiplier that keeps Russia’s size advantage in check.

As the United States, Europe, and Ukraine continue to call for constructive peace talks, Russia is relentlessly attacking Ukrainian cities, launching almost 1,000 strikes in three days, killing and injuring dozens of civilians.

Russia bombards Ukrainian cities with Shahed drones almost daily, terrorizing civilians from frontline cities like Kharkiv, Sumy, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia to distant hubs like Kyiv and Odesa. In response, Ukrainian engineers have built a homegrown defense system—Sky Sentinel—to fight back against the Russian aerial threat.