Ukraine has paused additional orders for strike drones from the Germany-based defence tech start-up Helsing after problems emerged during frontline testing.

Ukraine is holding off on additional orders for strike drones from Helsing, Europe’s most valuable defense tech startup, after the company’s weapon systems faced problems in front line tests in battle,

Ukraine has rejected new orders of German-made HX-2 strike drones produced by Helsing due to a critical flaw discovered on the battlefield, Bloomberg reports. It is noted that the flagship HX-2 strike drone experienced takeoff problems during testing.

The Army is funding a drone degree to train soldiers and civilian students in designing and building the next generation of the unmanned craft.

Poland will start building its anti-drone defense system as the NATO member is racing to secure its airspace against threats from Russia.

Drone incursions at the airports of NATO nations are making new technology and partnerships a pressing demand, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte announced.

After months of testing and limited combat use, Kyiv has decided to halt a major procurement deal. The move casts doubt on one of Germany’s most high-profile military technology exports to Ukraine. Order on hold Ukraine has suspended its order for HX-2 drones produced by the German company Helsing AI,

Taiwan displayed its domestically made suicide drones in military drills for the first time, as the self-ruled democracy ramps up efforts to deter China by bolstering its defenses.