Secrecy has shrouded Phoenix Ghost drones since the U.S. first rushed them to Ukraine. Now their little-known maker, Aevex, is stepping into the light with plans to become a major supplier of aerial weapons.

Faced with significant personnel shortages, Ukrainians are increasingly relying on drones to compensate for the lack of soldiers. Recently, they achieved their first successful attack on Russian positions using only drones.

A video posted on local Telegram news channel Astra, verified by The Associated Press, shows a drone flying into the upper floors of a high-rise building.

Russian troops attacked Ukraine with ballistic missiles and 103 drones on the night of December 22. Ukrainian air defense shot down half of the drones launched, according to the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Ukraine attacked a major fuel facility in western Russia overnight as part of a "massive" drone attack over the border, a Russian official has said, targeting the same site Kyiv said supplies the Russian military for the second time in little over a week.

Russia launched 113 drones and an S-400 missile at Ukraine on the night of December 21. Air defense forces shot down half of the enemy drones, the Air Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports. "On the night of December 21,

Ukraine’s capital faced a Russian missile attack for the first time in almost a month, a day after Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin offered to hold talks with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.

According to the latest report by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Ukrainian forces have conducted their first attack using only unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and drones with a live transmission system (FPV).