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President Biden authorizes Ukraine to use American-supplied weapons for limited strikes inside Russia, escalating US role in the conflict.

Ukraine scrambles as Russia jams US-supplied weapons, forcing Kyiv to seek upgrades and raising fears America lags in electronic warfare.

The Biden administration is wrestling with whether to allow Ukraine to use US weapons against Russia, a move that could escalate the war.

The unassuming RQ-20 Puma drone, designed for US Special Operations, has become a crucial eye in the storm for Ukrainian forces.

First-person-view (FPV) drones reshape war in Ukraine, fueling rapid advancements in electronic countermeasures.

The US Air Force equips Ukrainian JDAM-ER bombs with “hunter-killer” HOJ (Home-on-GPS Jam) seekers to neutralize Russian GPS jamming.

Germany and Britain delicately waltz into talks of a cruise missile swap, aiming to aid Ukraine sans escalating tensions in Eastern Europe.

Ukraine’s Blackjack hackers infiltrate Russian military, exposing 1.2TB of classified intel, highlighting the critical role of cyber warfare.

The ongoing Ukraine war has spawned the “turtle tank,” a Russian T-72 tank modified with makeshift armor to counter drones.

The US bolsters Ukraine’s defenses with a critical military aid package, emphasizing the need for sustained, long-term industrial strategies.

Accusing Russia of deploying banned chemical weapons in Ukraine, the US unleashes a crippling sanctions package.

The confirmation of long-range missiles for Ukraine and Russia’s claims of shooting them down spark fears of escalation, civilian casualties.