#War

Since Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s skies have never been safe. In 2025, drone warfare has entered a deadlier phase, with Moscow launching thousands of faster, cheaper, and more destructive Shaheds each month—pushing civilian casualties to a three-year high and forcing Ukraine to rethink its defenses.

“ They don’t care how many people in Ukraine are being killed by the Russian War Machine ,” US President Donald Trump said, naming the brutal reality: Moscow’s war machine is grinding on, but that machine is starting to buckle under pressure.

When President John F. Kennedy stood in West Berlin in 1963 and declared “Ich bin ein Berliner,” his words rang out as a Cold War promise of protection. More than 60 years later, Berlin is again defined by sound—not speeches but sirens—as Europe rediscovers a warning system once thought obsolete.

Fall is here, and with it comes a wave of blockbuster game releases on consoles and PCs. But behind the hype, some of these titles are tied to companies that help bankroll the Kremlin. The question is simple: shouldn’t players know what their money might be funding?

Once seen as clumsy or unconventional, ground drones are no longer sci-fi on Ukraine’s frontlines. This military technology is saving soldiers, hauling supplies, scouting enemy lines, and even leading assaults against Russian forces.