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- 1Life Clings On in Zaporizhzhia Under Drones and Bombs●Monday, September 28, 2026 Under FPVs & glide bombs, life, children clings on in Zaporizhzhia . . . . . Ukrainian milita
Ukrainian media are reporting from Zaporizhzhia, where residents, including children, continue daily life under constant threat of FPV drones and Russian glide bombs. Alongside the human story, the Ukrainian military says it delivered four tons of food by drone to civilians in occupied Oleshky, and claims Russian losses exceeded 10,000 killed or wounded in a week as fighting continues.
- 2Wings for Europe volunteers build FPV drones for Ukraine▼WFE volunteers dedicate their time & skills to transform the components donated by our Angels into FPV drones later deli
Volunteers with Wings for Europe are assembling FPV drones from components donated by supporters, with the finished drones delivered to Ukraine's defenders on the front line. The group says each drone assembled is more than technology, calling it a lifeline for those risking their lives to defend freedom. The initiative highlights the ongoing role of volunteer networks in supplying drones to Ukrainian forces.
- 3Ukrainian Ground Robot Captures Russian FPV Drone●Ukrainian Ground Robot Nets Russian FPV Drone in Battlefield Clash
A Ukrainian unmanned ground vehicle has reportedly caught or netted a Russian FPV drone during an engagement on the battlefield. The incident highlights counter-drone tactics being developed by Ukrainian forces, using robotic systems to intercept cheap aerial drones that have become one of the deadliest weapons of the war.
- 4Chinese volunteer from Fujian leaves job to help Ukraine●Nero, a 37-year-old Chinese volunteer from Fujian: “I want people to know that not all Chinese people support Russia’s a
Nero, a 37-year-old volunteer from Fujian, China, says he wants people to know that not all Chinese people support Russia's aggression and that many want to help Ukraine. He left a well-paid project manager job to train as an FPV drone pilot. His story was reported by The Guardian and has drawn attention to Chinese individuals backing Ukraine despite their government's stance.
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FPV drones exist in their modern form thanks to open source software and community-driven projects, a new explainer argues. The piece traces how hobbyist-developed firmware and flight controller tools replaced proprietary systems, letting builders customize every part of their craft. Viewers are praising it as a clear account of the technology's roots, and the topic has drawn strong attention from the drone and maker communities.
- 6Ukraine fits bomber drones with jammers to counter FPV threats▼Ukraine's bomber drones, ones that dropped ground robots in its recent Donetsk counteroffensive, are getting 2.4-kilogram jammer to shield them from FPVs
Ukraine is equipping its bomber drones — the same type that delivered ground robots during its recent counteroffensive in Donetsk — with a 2.4-kilogram jammer to shield them from FPV attack drones. The move reflects how quickly both sides are adapting electronic warfare and counter-drone measures on the front line.
- 7Ukrainian Rangers drone strike injures Russian soldier●📰 Drone operated by 4th SOF "Rangers" Regiment troops throws ruscist several metres to side with direct hit. VIDEO 🔗 htt
Ukraine's 4th Special Operations Forces Regiment, known as the Rangers, released footage showing an FPV drone striking a Russian soldier with a direct hit that threw him several metres to the side. The unit said its drone operators eliminated the soldier in the strike, another example of the growing use of explosive first-person-view drones against individual targets on the frontline.
- 8Ukrainian ground robot nets Russian FPV drone out of the sky●Український наземний робот збиває сіткометом FPV-дрон росіян, який хотів його уразити. #Ukraine #UkraineWar #Україна
A Ukrainian unmanned ground vehicle has been shown shooting down a Russian FPV attack drone using a net gun. The robot reportedly detected the drone as it moved in to strike and neutralised it with a net launcher, demonstrating a growing counter-drone tactic on the battlefield. The incident highlights how both sides are racing to defend ground systems against cheap first-person-view drones, now one of the deadliest weapons in the war.
- 9Ukrainian balloon-borne drones strike R-280 highway route▼The R-280 Novorossiya highway today came under attack from dozens of balloons flying from the right bank of the Dnieper,
Dozens of balloons launched from the right bank of the Dnieper attacked the R-280 highway, reportedly dropping Hornet-2 explosive drones and FPV attack copters fitted with Starlink antennas. The incident highlights Ukraine's growing use of balloon-launched systems for long-range strikes, a tactic that is cheap, hard to intercept, and increasingly appearing along the southern front.
- 10Russian FPV drone foiled by Ukrainian anti-drone net launcher▼💥 Не на того напал: российский FPV пытался атаковать украинский НРК, но нарвался на сеткомет #Ukraine #News #UkraineWar
A Russian FPV drone attempted to attack a Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel but was caught by a net launcher, according to reports shared on Ukrainian war-tracking channels. The incident highlights the growing use of net-based counter-drone systems to defend naval drones and other equipment against kamikaze attacks.
- 11Putin lookalike meets Ukrainian FPV drone on front line▼Putin Lookalike Meets Ukrainian FPV Drone on the Front Line
Footage circulating online shows a man resembling Russian President Vladimir Putin encountering a Ukrainian FPV strike drone near the front line in Ukraine. The clip, shared by UNITED24 Media, has drawn attention for its striking imagery and dark irony, with viewers debating whether the double was staged for propaganda or filmed during a frontline visit.
- 12Russian FPV drone hits bus in Kramatorsk, injuring two▼Russians hit bus with FPV drone in Kramatorsk, injuring two – photo Russian forces attacked a bus with an FPV drone in t
Russian forces struck a bus with an FPV drone in Kramatorsk, in Ukraine's Donetsk region, on the morning of 2 October, injuring two people. Kramatorsk City Military Administration head Oleksandr Honcharenko reported the attack, which drew attention amid the ongoing Russian campaign of drone strikes on populated areas of eastern Ukraine.
- 13Kharkiv police rescue cat from front line amid drone threat●📰 Kharkiv Oblast police evacuate cat from front line under threat of FPV drones 🔗 https://www. youtube.com/shorts/LpGa-r
Police in Ukraine's Kharkiv Oblast have evacuated a cat from an area close to the front line, where FPV drones pose a constant danger. Rescuers moved the animal to safety away from the combat zone. The story has drawn attention online as a rare lighter note amid ongoing reporting on Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the daily risks facing both civilians and animals near the front.