News about Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and drones on the AERONAUT website. This branch of small aviation is currently developing very rapidly and is considered a particularly promising area of technical progress. Combat drones are particularly effective as reconnaissance and strike units. Undoubtedly, the future of military aviation will largely be determined by the widespread use of drones. But, in addition, aerial drones come in handy in peaceful life as well, performing the functions of visual observation and fixation, topographic measurements, cartography, servicing the agricultural industry, delivering goods, and perhaps very soon, large drones will also be engaged in passenger transportation. Read about the current developments of aerial drones and examples of the use of UAVs on the battlefield and in modern life.
The Turkish defense company Uludoğan has completed the development of a new micro-sized drone called NanoAlp, designed for reconnaissance tasks...
In the UK, a new type of missile-drone called SkyShark has been developed, designed for mass, cost-effective production. The project...
Ukrainian company The Fourth Law (TFL) has announced the launch of mass production of its proprietary FPV drone targeting solution...
Russia is reportedly testing a new generation of strike drone powered by Nvidia’s Jetson Orin platform – one that Ukrainian military officials...
On the night of July 4, Ukraine carried out an attack on targets within Russian territory using a newly designed...
On October 3, 2024, Ukraine’s Defense Forces carried out a successful strike using ATACMS ballistic missiles against a Russian Nebo-M...
UKRSPECSYSTEMS successfully showcased its leading unmanned systems – PD-2E, Shark-M, and Mini Shark – at the International Drone Show 2025...
In April 2025, the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) conducted the first field trial of the MQ-28A Ghost Bat combat...
Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence has published details on the electronic components of the latest MS-series Shahed-136 (also known as Geran-2) drone...
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