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This week we focus on Russian intensified aggression in the drone war in Ukraine. The Hindustan times shows Russian jamming and counter-drone system the Krasukha-54: youtu.be/n5WmIx_aQ78

At Comsec Technologies, we know that advance warning of a perimeter breach by intruders or combatants is critical. Here we see 3 methods of application for Spotter Global quick deployment radar for the military sphere- comsecfl.com

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This week a drone reconnaissance incident with serious implications for the US from 2011. We look back- when the USAF lost an RQ-170 high reconnaissance drone to Iran. This article from militaryaerospace.com: militaryaerospace.com/computers/arti…

In war, often physical combat is highlighted, with a backseat given to cyberwarfare. While opinions on how Russia has conducted cyber attacks differ, Mitchell Orenstein writing for the Foreign Policy Research Institute shares his view on Russian attacks: fpri.org/article/2022/0…

A nice video from our partner FLIR about long range radar. Catch targets up to 2400 meters away with the Ranger 30! youtu.be/o7ZR9yJF3bk

How well do you really know the Javelin Anti-Tank system? Why has Russia been losing all those tanks and armored vehicles. Great explanation in this article by the BBC: bbc.com/news/world-610…

Is Russia running low on precision guided long range missiles (smart munitions)? Why? How did this change the attacks in Mariupol? The Moscow Times, an independent Amsterdam-based English-language and Russian-language online newspaper reports: themoscowtimes.com/2022/05/17/exp…

This week an article about how Russia is trying to play catch up to Ukraine in mobilizing drones in combat zones. Why isn't Russia better? A closer look by eurasiantimes.com: eurasiantimes.com/why-russia-is-…

This week we see the effect that Russian military action has on US military excercises and readiness from Defence-blog.com: defence-blog.com/us-air-force-d…

The war in Ukraine has shown the progress in drone adaptability, usability and effectiveness on the battlefield. This week a story on the Russian 'loyal wingman' drone program that like the US will use drones to protect pilots in 2024. 19fortyfive.com/2021/12/how-ru…

Ukraine has become a proving ground for the latest Western drone technologies- this article from the Jerusalem Post: jpost.com/international/…

This weeks technology focus is on a critical aspect in Ukraine- anti-aircraft and missile defense. Ironically, old soviet-era systems still in Ukraine are successfully downing Russian aircraft in the region. This article from kyivindependant.com: kyivindependent.com/national/ukrai…

This week we spotlight Aerorozvidka, the Ukrainian Drone Pilots Unit. These operators can attack night or day with ease and strategically target enemy vehicles while mitigating damage caused by friendly fire. This article from DroneXL.Co: dronexl.co/2022/03/21/ukr…

This weeks drone technology focus is on drones acting as forward observers. In this video by CNN, Retired Brigadier General Kevin Ryan walks us through how Ukrainian drones can find and coordinate artillery fire on enemy positions (wooded area below). cnn.com/videos/world/2…

Facial Recogntion Technology or FERET, finds its use on a battlefield where combatants are claiming the enemy looks like them. This article from Reuters illustrates how Ukraine is deploying it in the current conflict. reuters.com/technology/exc…

Is DJI, who produces most of the world's drones guilty of giving the Russians an unfair advantage in Ukraine? DJI says no, yet Ukrainians are taking no chances per suasnews.com and dronexl.co - suasnews.com/2022/03/has-dj… - dronexl.co/2022/02/28/how…

In my previous tweet the equipment shown is as follows left to right. Thermal Camera, SpotterRF Counter Drone Radar and SpotterRF drone jammer.

While military drones are larger with deadly arsenals, civilian drones are no less dangerous, being able to carry materials like C4 or liquid combustible chemicals in containers as flying bombs. SpotterRF's radar systems can detect such drones, alerting ahead of threats.

Defenseworld.net shines a light on a Russian Predator-like drone called the Orion used in combat last week in Ukraine: "Military observers claim the Orion conducted at least 38 sorties in Syria, 19 air strikes and 18 reconnaissance flights." defenseworld.net/news/31532/Rus…

Great article on recon drones popularmechanics.com/flight/drones/… In 2016 Ukraine was given U.S. Raven RQ-11 recon drones (left photo by Military.com). They were vulnerable to signal jamming. Fury, a Ukrainian built recon drone can survive jamming and fly out of jamming range