Ukraine is intensively developing its missile arsenal. Among the upgraded systems are Buriewij and Wilcha, as well as the popular Neptunes. The latter are highlighted by the military expert Konstantyn ...

Russian forces have used reconnaissance drones to support their deep-strike operations in Ukraine. This has been a major headache for Kyiv.

Neptune is Ukraine’s ground-launched, domestically produced anti-ship rocket with a maximum range of 300 kilometers. Ukrainian forces reportedly used Neptune missiles to destroy a Russian S-400 ...

Here is what we know and can assess of the roster of Ukraine’s home-grown missiles today. The Neptune, a nautical cruise missile Originally designed to hit ships from coastal positions ...

Officially adopted in 2020, the Neptune missile cost around $40 million (£32 million) to develop. This latest hit follows several days of successful strikes by Ukraine on Russian targets.

North Korean ballistic missiles have been striking targets in Ukraine with increasing accuracy in recent weeks compared to over the past year — suggesting the Hermit Kingdom is using the ...

About 90 Patriot missiles from Israel are being sent to Ukraine in a transfer facilitated by the United States, according to a US defense official. The missiles had been in storage in Israel ...

North Korea is improving the accuracy of its missiles. Ukraine sources reveal that missiles strike within 50m, from a previous 1km. Russia began firing North Korean K-23, K-23A and K-24 short-range ...

The increase in accuracy to within 50-100 metres of the intended target suggests North Korea is successfully using the battlefield to test its missile technology, senior Ukrainian sources said.

A security source said Ukraine targeted the facility with drones and a Neptune missile. Russia uses its reconnaissance drones to support deep strikes, which have been a problem for Kyiv.