Both Russia and Ukraine now operate fiber-optic FPV drones capable of ranges up to 25 miles, with research underway to extend that range to 30 miles or more. Analysts warn that the increasing reach of these drones is eroding the concept of rear areas for military logistics and civilian settlements.

The technology can also be used for 3D imaging of infrastructure, such as county facilities, radio towers, bridges and water control structures for other departments.

Farmland littered with fiber optic cabling has become an instantly recognizable vista in the Russia-Ukraine war. The hazy wisps of tangled cabling, snagged in wheat stalks and hedgerows, are the ghostly remnants of a fierce drone war.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia launched more than 550 munitions into the country overnight in Moscow's latest deadly long-range barrage.

German and Belgian officials say unidentified drones were spotted near an airport and military base near the countries' shared border amid concern over Russian threats.

The strike on Kramatorsk is a harbinger of what's to come as these highly-resilient drones expand their range.

Germany’s Munich Airport has reopened after authorities shut it down for the second time in less than 24 hours after more suspected drone sightings.

Competitor Wing, which is owned by Alphabet, delivers in Virginia, Texas, and abroad and has completed more than 500,000 residential deliveries worldwide. One Wing drone in particular made headlines in 2022 when it crashed into a powerline in Brisbane, Australia, leaving some 2,000 people without power, The Verge reported.

Two Amazon delivery drones reportedly collided with a crane this morning in Tolleson, AZ. The incident occurred about two miles from a fulfillment center run by the tech company and involved two of its Prime Air drones.

Officials say the Munich airport has been temporarily shut down for a second time in 24 hours after several suspected drone sightings in the area.

A drone light show will light up the skies over the Pine Creek Corn Maze this weekend! This is the third of five weekends for the 19-acre, 3.6-mile maze at the Pine Creek Seed Farm in South Avis, and the fall attraction continues to generate loads of interest from near and far!