Poland and Romania are deploying a new weapons system to defend against Russian drones. The American Merops system can identify and target drones using AI, even when communications are jammed.

An FCC vote signals that a retroactive ban on some DJI products may be coming, but that doesn't mean you'll have to give up your DJI drone.

Tehran has "a very rich portfolio of systems they could offer" to Caracas, said Middle East drone expert, Fabian Hinz.

By Yuliia Dysa and Anna Voitenko KYIV/EASTERN UKRAINE, Ukraine (Reuters) -As buildings change hands in chaotic fighting in Ukraine's eastern stronghold of Pokrovsk, defending forces said this week that drones alone could not hold off Russian advances and more soldiers were needed to prevent the enemy infiltrating further.

Ukrainian long-range drones attacked an industrial plant around 1,300 kilometers (800 miles) inside Russia, local officials said Tuesday, while Ukraine’s army remained locked in an intense battle to hold back a Russian push on the key city of Pokrovsk in the eastern Donetsk region.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering banning certain electronics from China, including DJI drones. So far, the commission is studying the issue, but it could ban or restrict their sale in the U.S. Tech expert Omar Gallaga says the commission is also looking at other Chinese-made products.

Sesame Solar and hydrogen drone manufacturer Heven AeroTech announced the Drone Refueling Nanogrid last week, a trailer-sized system designed to address fuel logistics challenges in contested or remote environments.

Poland and Romania are deploying a new American weapons system, Merops, to defend against Russian drones. This follows recent incursions into NATO airspace, which have exposed the alliance’s vulnerabilities and put Europe on edge.

A drone performance inspired by the work of world-renowned Bradford artist David Hockney is set to take place in his home city. More than 600 illuminated drones will recreate some the 88-year-old painter's most famous works in an aerial display in Saltaire.

Several drones spotted above a Belgian airbase over the weekend were there “to spy” on military fighter jets, the country’s defense minister said Sunday, at a time when European nations are on high alert for airspace intrusions.