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Russia's Game-Changing Anti-Drone Cartridge Crushes Thick Wood & Steel in Combat Tests

Sputnik

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July 3, 2026

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The new multi-projectile ammunition ‘Mnogotochie’ (‘Ellipsis’) from Rostec’s High Precision Systems delivers devastating penetrating power while remaining incredibly simple to use — even for beginners.

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Kyiv Post

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· Jul 9, 2026

Starlink Jammers, Fake Milk Trucks: Russia's New Defense Against Ukraine's Drone Campaign

Russia is increasingly using electronic warfare and disguised logistics to counter Ukraine's mid-range drone strikes, according to Ukrainian commanders cited by Reuters. Moscow has reportedly deployed Starlink-jamming systems, concealed fuel shipments in civilian vehicles and changed transport tactics to reduce losses. Ukrainian forces say they are already targeting the new jammers.

Ukrainska Pravda

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· Jul 4, 2026

Russian forces start receiving new ammunition developed to counter Ukrainian UAVs

Russian forces have begun receiving Mnogotochie small-arms ammunition. It was developed to shoot down attack drones.

Washington Examiner

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· Jul 6, 2026

UK fighter jets escort Russian aircraft away from carrier strike group: ‘Unsafe and unprofessional’

U.K. fighter jets intercepted and escorted a Russian aircraft away from a carrier strike group after it repeatedly flew close. On Monday, a Russian Tu-142 “Bear-F” maritime patrol craft, derived from the famous Tu-95 bomber, made repeated close passes at the strike group. During these passes, it dropped several sonobuoys, a listening device used to []

Reuters

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· Jul 8, 2026

Ukraine counters Russia's Starlink jamming

Russian forces are trying to counter Ukrainian mid-range drone strikes by disguising military cargoes and deploying powerful electronic jamming systems, according to Ukrainian drone commanders and pilots. Ukraine's use of relatively low-cost drones capable of striking targets dozens of miles behind the front line has become a significant feature of the war. #ukraine #russia #war #drone #starlink

Daily Sabah

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· Jul 8, 2026

Russian jammers target Musk's Starlink to blunt Ukraine drones

Russian forces are trying to counter Ukrainian 'mid-strike' drone attacks by ​camouflaging cargoes and installing powerful jamming systems to disrupt Elon Musk's Starlink sate...

Intel Slava

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· Jul 5, 2026

🇷🇺❌🇺🇦— NOW: Russian drones striking targets in Kiev.

— NOW: Russian drones striking targets in Kiev.

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Related coverage for "Russia's Game-Changing Anti-Drone Cartridge Crushes Thick Wood & Steel in Combat Tests": Kyiv Post — Starlink Jammers, Fake Milk Trucks: Russia's New Defense Against Ukraine's Drone Campaign. Ukrainska Pravda — Russian forces start receiving new ammunition developed to counter Ukrainian UAVs. Washington Examiner — UK fighter jets escort Russian aircraft away from carrier strike group: ‘Unsafe and unprofessional’. Reuters — Ukraine counters Russia's Starlink jamming. Daily Sabah — Russian jammers target Musk's Starlink to blunt Ukraine drones. Intel Slava — 🇷🇺❌🇺🇦— NOW: Russian drones striking targets in Kiev.