Howard Altman

North Korean troops began conducting large-scale assault operations against Ukrainian forces in Russia's Kursk region last week, the head of the Ukrainian Defense Intelligence Directorate (GUR) told The War Zone on Monday. That timeline was later confirmed by the Pentagon.

This is the first Marine Corps facility to acknowledge drone incursions during the recent wave of sightings at bases across the country.

Top Pentagon officials offered their latest insights into the state of the conflict and how the U.S. will help fund it until Trump takes office.

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey has confirmed to The War Zone that it has unspecified countermeasures in place to deal with drone

The threat to power infrastructure from drones has grown in recent years but little action has been taken to mitigate it.

The FAA announced it restricted drone flights over 22 energy infrastructure sites across New Jersey. The ban comes amid public concern about the objects that has grown to a fever pitch since the middle of November when we broke the story about a drone incursion over Picatinny Arsenal. While that story was on very limited but concerning base incursions by drones, it has since grown into an frenzy about drones invading much of New Jersey.

Russia carried out another deadly wave of missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities which it claims was in retaliation for the use of Western-donated long-range weapons on its territory.

Last week, several Russian first-person view (FPV) drones struck a U.S.-made M1A1 Abrams tank in the Kursk region, but the crew was able to survive.

The number of drone flyovers of nuclear plants for the entire year nearly doubled in one week, from December 10th to December 17th, according to data provided to The War Zone by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ( NRC

The number of drone flyovers of nuclear plants for the entire year nearly doubled in one week, from December 10th to December 17th, according to data provided to The War Zone by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Between Jan. 1 and Dec.10, nuclear facility licensees reported a total of 15 drone events. As of about 1 p.m. Dec., 17, that number had jumped to 26, NRC spokesman Dave McIntyre told The War Zone on Friday in response to our query.