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Jun 12, 2024
By asiatimes.com

Crowdfunding weapons as Ukraine soldiers fight, die

In his latest report from the frontlines, Ukrainian-American journalist-activist David Kirichenko shares his efforts to deliver crucial supplies, including high-tech surveillance drones, to Ukrainian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast and Zaporizhzhia Oblast. He bears witness to the emotional toll inflicted on these troops after more than two years of war and reflects on how freedom for Ukraine remains the ultimate goal for those still fighting. This is the second of two parts. Read part one.

Jun 11, 2024
By asiatimes.com

Frontline Ukrainians: ‘We need drones and freedom’

In his latest report from the frontlines, Ukrainian-American journalist David Kirichenko shares his efforts to deliver crucial supplies, including high-tech surveillance drones, to Ukrainian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast and Zaporizhzhia Oblast. He bears witness to the emotional toll inflicted on these troops after more than two years of war and reflects on how freedom for Ukraine remains the ultimate goal for those still fighting. This is the first of two parts.

May 30, 2024
By asiatimes.com

Drones filling the skies over Ukraine battlefields

Tanks, once the stalwarts of ground combat, are increasingly being sidelined by unmanned aerial vehicles in Ukraine. Drones, frequently deployed as alternatives to traditional artillery, have been patrolling the skies, dropping explosives on humans and heavy armor alike. Soldiers entrenched in battle zones now dread the ominous buzz overhead – a signal that a drone, armed and ready, might soon release its deadly payload.

May 07, 2024
By asiatimes.com

How Ukraine has resisted Russia’s cyber offensive

Paul Chichester, Director of Operations at the UK’s National Cyber Security Center (NCSC), describes the cyber war between Russia and Ukraine as “the most sustained set of cyber operations coming up against the best collective defense we have seen.”

Apr 23, 2024
By asiatimes.com

World’s 1st full-fledged cyber war raging since 2022

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 marked the start of what should be termed – in view of the unprecedented scale and sophistication of the cyber operations that accompanied Russia’s military actions – the world’s first cyber war.