An investigation shows Russia’s Su-34 and Su-35 jets rely on Western microelectronics, re-exported via China, Hong Kong, Türkiye and the UAE. Despite sanctions, these chips keep avionics running and enable precision strikes repeatedly used against Ukrainian civilians.
Ukraine’s foreign minister Andrii Sybiha says wartime pressure has turned the country into a technology leader and urges partners to invest in drones, AI, and cyber tools while tightening sanctions—cutting oil revenues and blocking chips—to starve Russia’s war machine.
Greenpeace Ukraine’s satellite analysis pinpoints illegal high-voltage line construction in occupied Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk, a scheme to reconnect the seized Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to Russia’s grid. The group warns of a risky restart and urges the IAEA to block it.
Russian-linked group Cozy Bear is targeting European diplomats with phishing emails disguised as wine-tasting invites, according to Check Point. The campaign also reached embassies in the Middle East, while a separate hack tied to North Korea hit crypto exchange Bybit.
After President Trump ousted the NSA and Cyber Command chief and launched an AI system to police federal workers, Washington’s cyber posture turned inward. The article argues this purge weakens NATO’s defenses and slows US-Ukraine cooperation, giving Russia space to probe.
French satellite operator Eutelsat Communications SA said talks with the EU to replace Elon Musk’s Starlink in Ukraine are intensifying as the US pulls back from its commitments there. The company is already working in Ukraine and has thousands of terminals there currently, but not all are on the network. It is in talks with suppliers to provide both military-grade and standard terminals and would need “a couple of months” to provide 40,000, roughly how many Starlink terminals are used in the country -...
The Trump administration's freeze of foreign funding has begun impacting an international effort to hold Russia responsible for alleged war crimes in Ukraine, according to numerous sources and a Ukrainian document seen by Reuters, halting dozens of jobs and tens of millions of dollars in aid. Ukraine has opened more than 140,000 war crime cases since Moscow's full-scale invasion, which has killed tens of thousands, ravaged vast swathes of the country and left behind mental and physical scars from occupation. US-funded international initiatives such as the Atrocity Crimes Advisory Group for Ukraine (ACA) have provided expertise and oversight to Ukrainian authorities. Kyiv has been praised by its Western partners for probing alleged crimes while the war is still raging. At stake are 6 US-funded projects at the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) valued at $89 million, according to a Ukrainian document on the US funding and cuts seen by...
The British Army successfully trialed a demonstrator version of the Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapons (RFDEW). The weapon uses high-frequency waves to disrupt or damage critical electronic components inside devices such as drones, causing them to be immobilised or fall out of the sky. It can also be used against threats on land and at sea.
South Korea and the US are conducting joint research to strengthen protection against cryptocurrency heist attempts amid growing concerns of such attacks by North Korea-linked hackers.
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