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Defense & Combat
Ukraine Opens First-Ever Open Tender for 'Tens of Thousands' of Middle-Strike Drones
Ukraine's new Defence Procurement Agency has launched its first competitive, model-blind tender for middle-strike and reconnaissance-strike drones, aiming to buy tens of thousands of jam-resistant UAVs from multiple manufacturers at once.
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Counter-UAS
Drone Incursions Ground Firefighting Aircraft Over Colorado's 8th-Largest Wildfire
Unauthorized drones inside the Aspen Acres Fire's TFR forced firefighting aircraft to stand down as the blaze grew to 85,000+ acres, destroyed 180+ structures, and displaced 11,000 people.
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Industry & Contracts
Heavy-Lift Cargo Drone Maker Elroy Air to Go Public in $1 Billion SPAC Deal
Elroy Air will list on Nasdaq as ELRY via a merger with Columbus Circle Capital Corp II, valuing the hybrid-electric Chaparral cargo drone maker at roughly $1 billion.
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Policy & Regulation
Nearly 1 Million Comments Force FAA to Push Back Its Critical-Infrastructure Drone Rule Deadline
Swamped with nearly 900,000 public comments, the FAA has extended the deadline on its Section 2209 critical-infrastructure drone rule from July 6 to August 5, 2026.
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Commercial & Delivery
India Launches Its First Nationwide Drone Cooperative, Betting Rural Entrepreneurship on UAS
India's Ministry of Cooperation capped a five-year rural-development push by launching the country's first cooperative-led drone entrepreneurship platform in New Delhi, pairing agricultural spraying and drone-as-a-service models with new pilot-training and skill centers.
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Defense & Combat
Russia's Record Ballistic Barrage Kills at Least 30 in Deadliest Kyiv Strike Since May
A 570-weapon overnight barrage — including a record 28 ballistic missiles and new jet-powered "Geran" drones outrunning interceptors — killed at least 30 in Kyiv's worst strike since May.
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Defense & Combat
DoD UAS Group Classifications Explained: Group 1 Through Group 5
A reference guide to the Pentagon's five-group UAS classification system: weight, altitude, and speed thresholds from JP 3-30, its 2008 origins, real-world edge cases, and why the group a drone falls into shapes approval authority and training rules.
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Policy & Regulation
The FAA Remote ID Rule for Drones, Explained
A plain-English guide to 14 CFR Part 89, the FAA's Remote ID rule: what it requires, the three compliance paths, key deadlines, and how it differs from a manned-aircraft transponder.
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Commercial & Delivery
Amazon Asks the FAA to Fly Prime Air Drones Over Omaha's Suburbs — Comment Window Closes July 22
Amazon has filed for FAA approval to launch Prime Air drone delivery from a Papillion, Nebraska warehouse, with a public comment window on the draft environmental assessment closing July 22, 2026.
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Defense & Combat
Ukraine's Magura Naval Drone Sinks a Target Ship in the Philippines — Its First Indo-Pacific Combat Debut
U.S. Green Berets used a Ukrainian-built Magura drone boat to sink a target vessel during Balikatan 2026, marking the first Indo-Pacific deployment of battle-tested Ukrainian naval-drone technology.
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Industry & Contracts
A Federal DJI Ban Just Cost One Oregon Police Department $18,000 a Drone — the Skydio Swap, Line by Line
Redmond, Oregon approved a $410,762, five-year financed Axon contract for six Skydio drones to replace its DJI fleet — a 3.5x price jump driven by the federal NDAA ban, not operational need.
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Policy & Regulation
US Envoy Tells Taiwan to Become a 'Hornet's Nest' of Drones — as Rival $6.6B and $7.5B Budgets Collide in Parliament
America's top envoy in Taipei says drones are Taiwan's best deterrent as lawmakers weigh two competing multibillion-dollar drone budgets and a $14B US arms sale sits delayed.
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