11 articles tagged with "drones"
President Lee Jae Myung's recent acknowledgment of government involvement in drone incidents raises questions about South Korea's operational protocols and surveillance architecture.
Recent drone strikes have inflicted significant damage on key energy infrastructure in Russia, including an oil refinery and a pipeline.
Recent drone strikes attributed to Iran have targeted critical oil and power facilities in Kuwait, raising significant operational concerns for regional infrastructure.
The FAA's recent temporary flight restrictions on drones raise significant concerns regarding operational capacity and civil liberties, particularly in relation to filming ICE activities.
Despite the potential of drones to enhance various sectors, European agriculture faces significant regulatory barriers that limit their effective use.
Two unidentified drones reportedly crashed in southern Finland, potentially indicating a breach of airspace. The incident has implications for regional airspace management and security protocols.
On March 24, 2026, Russia deployed nearly 400 drones in a significant attack on Ukraine, suggesting the initiation of a spring offensive and marking a critical escalation in the conflict.
A recent drone attack in Zaporizhzhia highlights the ongoing challenges in urban infrastructure resilience amid conflict. The incident resulted in civilian casualties and raises concerns about the implications for local systems.
Ukraine has dispatched teams of drone specialists to Gulf nations, leveraging its military experience to assist in countering Iranian drone capabilities, particularly the Shahed models.
Monash University and Phillip Island Nature Parks have developed a method utilizing thermal and infrared drone technology to improve the detection of entangled Australian fur seals, addressing a significant ecological threat.
The integration of AI and drones in wildfire prevention presents significant implications for infrastructure and operational capacity.