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Oscar Jonsson suggests that an incident involving a drone believed to have come from a Russian vessel near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle indicates significant military activity.

The editorial discusses a serious threat to the Nordic energy network, as reported by Swedish TV4, highlighting Russia's ongoing hybrid warfare since the annexation of Crimea.

The article discusses the evolution of warfare in Ukraine from traditional methods to a multidimensional approach over the four years since the Russian invasion.

Modern warfare is increasingly shifting towards the electromagnetic spectrum, where invisible radio waves may play a crucial role alongside conventional weaponry like missiles and bombs.

A Dutch think tank report reveals that Russia has conducted at least 151 hybrid warfare operations in Europe since its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

Russia is planning to block the messaging app Telegram in April due to concerns that it is being used for criminal activities and as a foreign intelligence tool.

For the first time since the full-scale invasion, a Russian FPV drone linked to a fiber optic cable has reached Kharkiv, according to local authorities.

The article discusses the potential future of artificial intelligence evolving into a superpower, as presented by Dario Amodei, co-founder of the AI firm Anthropic.

The 3rd Separate Assault Brigade of Ukraine has shared a video demonstrating its ground robots successfully targeting Russian ammunition depots amidst sustained enemy fire.

The article discusses the impact of four years of warfare in Ukraine, highlighting the territorial gains and military casualties faced by Russia.

The Vilnius Security Forum emphasizes readiness as the key to deterring conflict, with discussions focusing on hybrid warfare and current threats from Russia and Belarus.

Ukrainian military officials reported significant achievements in air defense operations, claiming to have intercepted thousands of missiles and drones since the onset of the conflict.

NATO's Military Committee Chairman, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, underscores the ongoing hybrid warfare with Russia, emphasizing the urgent need for increased military production to support Ukraine and address broader NATO challenges.

For the first time during the ongoing conflict, a Russian fibre-optic drone was recorded attacking the city of Kharkiv in Ukraine.

Russia, in collaboration with Belarus, is reportedly using tunnels built with jihadist group assistance to smuggle migrants into the EU as part of its hybrid warfare strategy.

Russia is sending migrants through underground tunnels from Belarus to Europe as part of its hybrid warfare against the West, according to The Telegraph.

Ukrainian forces successfully struck a Russian ammunition depot, employing precise drone tactics that involved two drones—one to create an opening and another to detonatively destroy the target.

Russia is reportedly permitting the construction of tunnels designed to facilitate the illegal movement of migrants from Belarus to Poland, involving experts from the Middle East.

The article announces the upcoming Athens Defence Summit 2026, which will focus on the future of warfare and the defense of freedom amid significant technological and geopolitical changes.

The SparteX military exercise involves representatives from 13 nations simulating threats originating in and from outer space, emphasizing the realism of modern warfare.

A shootout involving members of Lawrence Bishnoi's legal team in Delhi has left one injured, prompting police to investigate potential gang warfare.

Francis Farrell, a 28-year-old journalist working for The Kyiv Independent, reflects on the dangers and tragedies of being a war reporter in Ukraine, where he often attends funerals of colleagues and sources.

Recent attacks targeting police in Lviv, Dnipro, and Moscow raise questions about the evolving nature of terrorism and hybrid warfare.

Finnish reservists are learning valuable lessons from Ukraine about drone warfare and survival tactics.

Russian soldiers are being incentivized with financial bonuses for successful drone strikes against Ukrainian troops, as reported by the Defence Forces of Ukraine's South.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaiči faces a malicious online campaign led by thousands of fake accounts accusing her of betrayal and military expansionism, with allegations regarding the language used in the attacks suggesting Chinese origins.

Russian spies are reportedly acquiring properties near military and political installations in Western Europe to create a network for coordinated sabotage campaigns.

The article discusses the escalation of drone warfare in Ukraine, highlighting the increased risks for military operations near Russian positions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Belarus can no longer deny its involvement with Russian drone operations aimed at Ukraine, emphasizing the need for democratic leadership for peaceful relations.

A journalist discusses the harsh realities of survival in Ukraine amid ongoing warfare and extreme weather conditions.

As the Ukraine War enters its fifth year, military planners around the world are adapting to lessons learned from the conflict, particularly regarding the use of drones and artificial intelligence in warfare.

Ukrainian soldiers participating in military exercises in Estonia demonstrated their capabilities by successfully simulating attacks on NATO units.

Ukrainian soldiers discuss the increasing use of deadly drones and three anticipated changes in warfare on the front lines this year.

Security forces in Pernambuco are collaborating to address the rising homicide rates in Petrolina, primarily linked to drug trafficking gang disputes.

A squadron of US F-16 Viper aircraft equipped with special electronic warfare pods is heading to the Middle East, raising concerns about potential military operations targeting Iranian assets amid sensitive negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear and missile programs.

Ukraine's Air Force reports that interceptor drones are successfully destroying one in three Russian drones targeting Ukraine.

Friedrich Merz condemned the current state of Russia under Putin, labeling it as barbaric and urging European nations to support Ukraine against the psychological warfare from Moscow.

The article discusses how the increasing use of drones in the Ukraine conflict is blurring the lines between front and rear in warfare, highlighting the impact on civilians and the evolution of military strategies.

In his address, President Putin attempted to mobilize the military and citizens for continued warfare this year according to security expert Rainer Saks.

Eritrea and Ethiopia are preparing for potential warfare as tensions escalate over territorial claims and border violence, particularly in the Tigray region.

The article discusses the evolution of the battlefield in Ukraine from traditional armored warfare to a future dominated by robotic technology and drones.

The article reports on Ukraine's 'drone hunter' unit, part of the 117th Brigade, engaged in efforts to shoot down Russian drones as part of a broader conflict in the Donbas region.

The article discusses Eric Schmidt's significant involvement in drone technology and its implications, overshadowing his personal life headlines.

Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, is currently in the news for his personal life, but his contributions and insights related to drone technology in the context of the Ukraine war are of greater significance.

Erik Prince, founder of Blackwater, is now involved with a Ukrainian startup, Swarmer, that specializes in drone warfare technology.

The Estonian Foreign Minister has raised concerns about Russian soldiers entering Europe, suggesting Italy is particularly vulnerable to possible infiltrations and hybrid attacks from mercenaries.

An article discussing the dangers of social media backlash and hate campaigns that can harm companies, alongside ways to combat these issues.

The article discusses the rising use of drones in the Ukraine conflict, highlighting tragic incidents of drone strikes that have affected civilians in Kyiv and western Ukraine.

Poland is developing a multi-layered defense system against Russian drones, integrating electronic warfare and drone interception capabilities.

The article discusses the Kremlin's ongoing cognitive warfare strategies aimed at convincing the West to cease support for Ukraine, amidst claims by Russian military officials of significant territorial gains.