The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the front lines in Ukraine is making weapons of electronic warfare critical in a conflict that has seen both sides working to perfect their technology. For Kyiv, that has meant developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online has witnessed on the ground.
Adam Bry, CEO of US drone manufacturer Skydio, is taking every initiative to strengthen its partnership with Ukraine's Special Operations Forces (SSO) and test its latest technological innovations.
Thor is testing its anti-drone equipment in Ukraine, combining artificial intelligence and next-generation laser technologies. The US firm aims to bring about a paradigm shift in this sector on the Ukrainian battlefield.
Intelligence Online explores Kyiv's radio market, a unique place where interception technology dealers, Ukrainian drone pilots, international volunteers and security experts come in search of low-cost technology and tailor-made services.
The Institut Saint-Louis, which is under the authority of the French and German defence ministries, is using feedback from the conflict in Ukraine to develop disruptive drone, interception and AI systems.
The Finnish company is testing a navigation system for autonomous ground and airborne ISR systems that draws heavily on feedback from Ukraine.
Chinese anti-drone companies are plugging the fact they have already exported their goods to places where their technologies can be "combat-proven" to conquer new markets in the Global South.
The tactical intelligence war playing out between Moscow and NATO is having an impact on Estonia's airports, amid fears of Russian movements in the region. Yet the actual targets are elsewhere.
In an attempt to stop the production of strategic fuels used by Russian missiles, the GUR's engineers have developed a new type of drone.
The Russian military is deploying new tech so it can resume large-scale strikes on Ukraine's main urban centres.
Ukrainian armed forces are striving to standardise their equipment and practices to make up for their numerical and structural inferiority following heavy losses suffered in the battle of Avdiivka.
The GUR has undertaken a detailed examination of the Russian-made kamikaze drone following its capture last week, gathering information to be used to thwart Moscow's supply channels for Western technology.
A Ukrainian start-up is testing an AI algorithm that enables Kyiv's drones to fly despite Russian GPS jamming.
British services are pushing UK firm DTC's toughened data link technology for first-person view (FPV) drones to Ukrainian start-ups.
The Russian military is carrying out frontline tests of a new version of its Orlan-30B dedicated to electronic warfare to counter the swarm of low-cost, DIY Ukrainian drones.
Ukrainian military intelligence has developed a new type of drone in underground workshops in Kyiv that can jam Russian air defence radars and electronic warfare systems protecting sensitive infrastructure.
European intelligence services are on the alert following the ramping up of the Tobol interceptions system in the Kaliningrad exclave.
The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. For Kyiv, this has meant developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.
The prevalence of drones and guided missiles on the Ukrainian front has heightened the importance of electronic warfare weapons in the conflict, with both sides working to perfect their technology. For Kyiv, this means developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.
Drones and guided missiles have become ubiquitous on the Ukrainian front, giving electronic warfare weapons a crucial role in the conflict. The warring sides are each perfecting their own technology, with Kyiv developing key partnerships with its allies.
Electronic warfare weapons are playing a major role on the Ukrainian front, where drones and guided missiles have become ubiquitous. The warring sides are each perfecting their own technology. For Kyiv, this means developing crucial partnerships with its allies, as Intelligence Online was able to observe on the ground.
