
7 counter-UAS lessons Europe has learned from Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has reshaped how European militaries think about drones. Before 2022, many counter-UAS discussions focused on protecting fixed sites from small commercial

The war in Ukraine has reshaped how European militaries think about drones. Before 2022, many counter-UAS discussions focused on protecting fixed sites from small commercial

Ukrainian defense technology company Phantom Defense has unveiled an integrated counter-drone ecosystem at the Eurosatory 2026 defense exhibition in Paris, showcasing a range of systems

Moscow’s four major airports temporarily suspended operations on Monday morning after Russian authorities reported a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack targeting the Russian capital. Moscow’s Mayor

Ukrainian counter-drone technology company I-SEE has launched an open platform that allows military units, systems integrators and third-party developers to connect their own hardware and

Ukraine’s long-range drone campaign against Russian oil infrastructure is increasingly affecting fuel supplies inside Russia, with reports of gasoline shortages and restrictions spreading to more

Ukraine’s air defenses neutralized 181 out of 207 drones launched by Russia overnight into June 11, according to the Air Force of the Armed Forces

French fighter aircraft deployed under NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission shot down a drone that entered Latvian airspace after being affected by Russian electronic warfare,

The European Union is working with NATO and Ukraine to strengthen its counter-drone capabilities as concerns grow over drone incursions and airspace violations near the

At the Counter-UAS Technology Europe 2026 conference, C-UAS Hub Editor Adam Jeffs sat down with Lieutenant Colonel Rudiger Rauch, Assistant Branch Chief at the German

Despite being thousands of miles from the fighting in Ukraine, Russia’s most remote strategic naval assets are now being visibly reinforced against drone threats. New
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