
John Hardie
Russia Program Deputy Director at Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Deputy Director, Russia Program, @FDD. Writing on Russian military @LongWarJournal. Alum, @universityofga, @georgetownsfs. #GoDawgs
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4 days ago |
fdd.org | Zachary Berman |John Hardie |Bill Roggio
Skip to main content June 23, 2025 | The John Batchelor Show On the Russia-Iran axis, NATO summit, and Ukraine war Issues: Issues: Iran Russia Ukraine...
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1 week ago |
fdd.org | Zachary Berman |John Hardie |Bill Roggio
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1 week ago |
fdd.org | John Hardie
Russia has developed a new loitering munition called the V2U that, according to Ukrainian reports, can use AI to navigate and strike targets and may have a swarm capability. If these reports are true, the V2U marks a significant step forward in Russian autonomous drone development. Ukraine’s military intelligence directorate, or HUR, released information about the V2U on June 9.
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1 week ago |
longwarjournal.org | John Hardie |Amir Toumaj
Ukrainian intelligence details Russia’s new V2U autonomous loitering munition | Russia has developed a new loitering munition called the V2U that, according to Ukrainian reports, can use AI to navigate and strike targets and may be able to collaborate with other drones as part of a swarm. If these reports are accurate, the V2U marks a significant step forward in Russian autonomous drone development.
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1 week ago |
longwarjournal.org | John Hardie
Russia has developed a new loitering munition called the V2U that, according to Ukrainian reports, can use AI to navigate and strike targets and may have a swarm capability. If these reports are true, the V2U marks a significant step forward in Russian autonomous drone development. Ukraine’s military intelligence directorate, or HUR, released information about the V2U on June 9.
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