Russian drone attacks

Ukraine Develops Interceptor Drones to Combat Russian Attacks

In response to intensified Russian drone attacks, primarily using Iranian-made Shahed drones, Ukraine is accelerating the development and production of interceptor drones. These domestically produced drones are designed to bolster defenses against the increasingly frequent and large-scale attacks. Production volumes are already rising to meet the growing threat, which recently saw over 470 drones launched in a single night. This effort is crucial given the devastating impact of recent attacks, such as this week’s assault on Kyiv which involved 440 drones and 32 missiles.

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Eight Russian Drone Operators Blinded by Exploding FPV Goggles

In early February 2025, eight Russian drone operators suffered eye injuries from exploding FPV goggles. Approximately 80 sets of Skyzone Cobra goggles, delivered as humanitarian aid via various organizations, were found to contain C-4 explosives, detonators, and batteries. These improvised explosive devices, seemingly remotely detonated, caused multiple incidents across several regions of Russia. The first explosion occurred on February 4th in Belgorod, with subsequent incidents reported through February 7th.

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