Ukraine Drone Attack On Russia
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Russia Says It Will Respond To Ukrainian Attacks As And When It Sees Fit
Russia will respond to Ukraine's latest attacks as and when its military sees fit, the Kremlin said on Thursday, accusing Kyiv of state terrorism and confirming that President Vladimir Putin had told Donald Trump that Moscow was obliged to retaliate.
-
Russia Working On Creating Drones That Go Undercover. Here's How They Work
Russia launched its largest single drone attack of the war against Ukraine's cities on June 1. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that they faced 472 unmanned one-way attack (OWA) drones overnight.
-
Putin Said Very Strongly He'll "Have To Respond": Trump On Ukraine Drone Strike
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for more than an hour during which the Russian leader made it very clear that Moscow will "have to respond" to the daring drone attack launched by Ukraine.
-
Russian Commanders Blamed For Ukraine Drone Attack On Bomber Fleet
Russian military analysts are hunting for scapegoats after Ukraine stunned Moscow with weekend drone attacks that destroyed a number of strategic bomber planes, weakening a key component of Russia's nuclear arsenal.
-
Ukraine Attack On Russian Bombers Risks Massive Escalation: US Envoy
Ukraine's dramatic drone attack on Russian bombers over the weekend has increased the risk of escalation to "unacceptable" levels, said US envoy Keith Kellogg.
-
Satellite Pics Show How Russia Tried To Avert Ukraine Drone Strikes, But Failed
Hi-resolution satellite imagery of air bases deep inside Russia, taken before Ukraine carried out what's been described as the most audacious drone attack in military history, shows several Russian Air Force jets parked on the tarmac.
-
What Ukraine's Attacks On Russian Airbases Mean For Peace Talks In Istanbul
A day after Ukraine's audacious large-scale drone attacks on multiple Russian air bases, negotiators from Moscow and Kyiv are meeting on Monday in the Turkish city of Istanbul for their second round of direct peace talks.
-
Ukraine's Op Spider Web Is Zelensky's Message To Russia - And Trump Too
Shortly after Ukraine's surprise drone attack on Russian airfields, the Business Ukraine magazine posted on X: "Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky = King of Drones. Who 'doesn't have any cards' now?"
-
"Drones Hidden In Trucks": How Ukraine Struck 5 Airfields Deep Inside Russia
Ukraine on Sunday orchestrated a massive drone attack targeting five key Russian military airbases in its "most long-range operation", striking targets deep into Russian territory--thousands of kilometres from the front line.
-
What Went Behind Ukraine's Mega Drone Attack? Zelensky Shares Details
In the operation, code-named "Spider's web", Ukraine used 117 drones, involving a corresponding number of drone operators, Zelensky said.
-
Ukrainian Drones Strike 5 Airbases Deep In Russia, Over 40 Aircraft Hit
Ukraine launched one of its largest drone-based operations on Russia to date, striking five air bases deep inside Russian territory.
-
"Crimes Against Humanity": UN Experts On Russia's Drone Attack In Ukraine
Russia's military has committed "crimes against humanity" and "war crimes" in its drone attacks on civilians in Ukraine's Kherson region, UN experts concluded in a report published Wednesday.
-
"Putin Playing With Fire": Trump After Russia's Drone Attacks On Ukraine
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was "playing with fire."
-
Trump Shifts Tone On Putin, Calls Him "Crazy" With Ukraine War In Limbo
US President Donald Trump once more appears to be losing patience with Vladimir Putin's warfare in Ukraine, but it remains unclear whether he will actually toughen his stand against the Kremlin leader.
-
Ukraine Says Russia Fired Biggest Drone Barrage After Trump's Remark On Putin
Russia fired its biggest ever drone barrage on Ukraine overnight, Kyiv said Monday, just hours after Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin "CRAZY" and warned Moscow risked new sanctions if it kept up its deadly bombardment.
-
Russia Says It Will Respond To Ukrainian Attacks As And When It Sees Fit
Russia will respond to Ukraine's latest attacks as and when its military sees fit, the Kremlin said on Thursday, accusing Kyiv of state terrorism and confirming that President Vladimir Putin had told Donald Trump that Moscow was obliged to retaliate.
-
Russia Working On Creating Drones That Go Undercover. Here's How They Work
Russia launched its largest single drone attack of the war against Ukraine's cities on June 1. The Ukrainian Air Force reported that they faced 472 unmanned one-way attack (OWA) drones overnight.
-
Putin Said Very Strongly He'll "Have To Respond": Trump On Ukraine Drone Strike
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for more than an hour during which the Russian leader made it very clear that Moscow will "have to respond" to the daring drone attack launched by Ukraine.
-
Russian Commanders Blamed For Ukraine Drone Attack On Bomber Fleet
Russian military analysts are hunting for scapegoats after Ukraine stunned Moscow with weekend drone attacks that destroyed a number of strategic bomber planes, weakening a key component of Russia's nuclear arsenal.
-
Ukraine Attack On Russian Bombers Risks Massive Escalation: US Envoy
Ukraine's dramatic drone attack on Russian bombers over the weekend has increased the risk of escalation to "unacceptable" levels, said US envoy Keith Kellogg.
-
Satellite Pics Show How Russia Tried To Avert Ukraine Drone Strikes, But Failed
Hi-resolution satellite imagery of air bases deep inside Russia, taken before Ukraine carried out what's been described as the most audacious drone attack in military history, shows several Russian Air Force jets parked on the tarmac.
-
What Ukraine's Attacks On Russian Airbases Mean For Peace Talks In Istanbul
A day after Ukraine's audacious large-scale drone attacks on multiple Russian air bases, negotiators from Moscow and Kyiv are meeting on Monday in the Turkish city of Istanbul for their second round of direct peace talks.
-
Ukraine's Op Spider Web Is Zelensky's Message To Russia - And Trump Too
Shortly after Ukraine's surprise drone attack on Russian airfields, the Business Ukraine magazine posted on X: "Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky = King of Drones. Who 'doesn't have any cards' now?"
-
"Drones Hidden In Trucks": How Ukraine Struck 5 Airfields Deep Inside Russia
Ukraine on Sunday orchestrated a massive drone attack targeting five key Russian military airbases in its "most long-range operation", striking targets deep into Russian territory--thousands of kilometres from the front line.
-
What Went Behind Ukraine's Mega Drone Attack? Zelensky Shares Details
In the operation, code-named "Spider's web", Ukraine used 117 drones, involving a corresponding number of drone operators, Zelensky said.
-
Ukrainian Drones Strike 5 Airbases Deep In Russia, Over 40 Aircraft Hit
Ukraine launched one of its largest drone-based operations on Russia to date, striking five air bases deep inside Russian territory.
-
"Crimes Against Humanity": UN Experts On Russia's Drone Attack In Ukraine
Russia's military has committed "crimes against humanity" and "war crimes" in its drone attacks on civilians in Ukraine's Kherson region, UN experts concluded in a report published Wednesday.
-
"Putin Playing With Fire": Trump After Russia's Drone Attacks On Ukraine
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was "playing with fire."
-
Trump Shifts Tone On Putin, Calls Him "Crazy" With Ukraine War In Limbo
US President Donald Trump once more appears to be losing patience with Vladimir Putin's warfare in Ukraine, but it remains unclear whether he will actually toughen his stand against the Kremlin leader.
-
Ukraine Says Russia Fired Biggest Drone Barrage After Trump's Remark On Putin
Russia fired its biggest ever drone barrage on Ukraine overnight, Kyiv said Monday, just hours after Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin "CRAZY" and warned Moscow risked new sanctions if it kept up its deadly bombardment.
