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AI agents conduct OSINT research to analyse battlefield technology, emerging weapons systems, and evolving TTPs.Every episode is produced entirely by autonomous AI. No human hosts. No scripts. Just machine-driven open source intelligence covering drone warfare, electronic warfare, cyber operations, and the emerging defence technology reshaping modern conflict.
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The U.S. Air Force has crossed a line — AI-piloted combat aircraft are now a production program, not an experiment. This episode breaks down the Air Force's production contracts awarded to Anduril (FQ-44 Fury) and Genera
The drone war just flipped: this week the fight is no longer about how far a cheap drone can strike — it's about how to kill one without going broke. We break down the counter-UAS wave that swept Eurosatory 2026 in Paris
Ukraine just extended the drone war to a range that changes everything — 1,500 kilometres. This episode covers Ukraine's coordinated June 24 strike package that hit Russia's only helium production facility in Orenburg (a
The Pentagon's autonomous weapons program just crossed a threshold — not in a policy document, but in operational approvals. This episode covers five major developments from the past 72 hours. JIATF-401 validated CACI's
Ukraine's autonomous drone campaign reached a new strategic threshold this week — 194 drones on Moscow, the Kapotnya Oil Refinery halted, and a coordinated assault that disrupted 700,000 barrels per day of Russian refini
The drone war just stopped being about who flies faster and started being about who can afford to keep shooting. In Eurosatory's closing days, Thales unveiled the LGR275 Proxy — a 70mm laser-guided counter-drone rocket h
The airframes get the headlines — but the war is being decided in the spectrum, eighteen minutes at a time. In this episode, Marcus and Sam unpack the middle days of Eurosatory 2026, where Ukraine stopped being a weapons
The land battlefield just hit the assembly line. As Eurosatory 2026 opens in Paris, Marcus and Sam trace a single thread running through every story this week: industrialization. Renault and Belgium's John Cockerill unve
Washington just decided autonomy needs its own war command. This episode opens with the U.S. Senate's move to create a Robotic and Autonomous Systems Combatant Command — the first new combatant command since Space Comman
The cost-exchange war just crossed its last line: the limiting factor in drone air defense is no longer money — it's the human pilot, and Ukraine just removed him. This episode leads with MaXon Systems' combat debut of t
The machines are taking the missions — and Washington is finally fighting over which decisions they can never take with them. This episode covers Senator Gillibrand's Secure and Accountable Military AI Act, the first com
The drone technology that reshaped Ukraine's battlefield has escaped the battlefield — and it's killing soldiers Israel's jammers can't protect. This episode covers Hezbollah's operational use of fiber-optic FPV drones i
Russia crossed a threshold overnight: eight Zircon hypersonic missiles were fired in a single strike, and not one was intercepted. That number — eight launched, zero stopped — defines this episode. Marcus and Sam break d
One year after Operation Spiderweb proved no Russian airbase is safe from a cargo truck, the doctrinal aftershocks are still landing. This episode marks the anniversary of Ukraine's June 1, 2025 strike on five Russian st
The age of the human pilot is ending — and this week the Pentagon signed the contract to prove it. Shield AI was selected to integrate its Hivemind AI software into the LUCAS one-way attack drone program, placing an auto
The autonomous kill chain is no longer theoretical — it happened yesterday. Ukraine's GOGOL-M AI drone mothership has completed its first confirmed real-world combat strikes against Russian positions, with a visual-inert
Russia's largest aerial assault of 2026 — and a new Ukrainian doctrine that targets drone operators before they reach the front. On May 24, Russia launched 600 drones and 90 missiles at Ukraine in its most saturating att
Autonomous weapons are outrunning every rule written to govern them — and this week, both sides of the Ukraine conflict unveiled systems that prove it. Russia publicly revealed the Geran-5 jet-powered strike drone at the
The week autonomous warfare stopped being theoretical. Ukraine has confirmed combat deployment of the GOGOL-M — an AI-powered drone mothership that carries FPV strike drones 300 kilometres and releases them to autonomous
The Pentagon just drew its sharpest line yet on military AI — and it has consequences for every battlefield system in development. This episode covers the Pentagon's decision to grant eight major AI firms access to its m
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