
Ukraine conflict reignites concerns about DJI drones used for military purposes.
The Ukraine conflict has reignited long-standing national security concerns about DJI drones that can be used for military purposes.
The war that rewrote drone doctrine. FPV strikes, interceptors, jamming, and the industrial race behind them — reported from the open record.

The Ukraine conflict has reignited long-standing national security concerns about DJI drones that can be used for military purposes.

With DJI under fire, US drone makers, such as BRINC and Skydio, see an opportunity to send drones to Ukraine to help fight the Russian military.

The State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, says in a report that DJI helps the Russians in their attacks.

We just learned that Ukraine received 16 thermal drones to help defend their country against the Russian army. The drones seem to be the EVO II Dual 640T from Autel Robotics. These unmanned aircraft come with a powerful thermal camera and a flight time of 38 minutes. The 16 thermal drones were donated by Blue-Yellow,…

Drone solutions provider Volatus Aerospace has started to deliver intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (“ISR”) unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), which include 30 thermal drones, to organizations in Ukraine. Volatus Aerospace supplies the thermal drones to a consortium of organizations that are focused on the three critical areas of support, medical supplies, non-lethal military equipment,

This article explains how you can geolocate drone videos and even determine the approximate time and date the footage was shot using freely...

According to drone footage from Ukraine's military released last week by Energoatom, the state-owned operator of Ukraine's nuclear power plants,

Video shows a Ukrainian soldier taking apart a Russian military drone, called the Orlan-10 that features a Canon camera, duct tape, and a bottle top.
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