Romania has found suspected drone fragments on its soil, the country's defense ministry said on Tuesday, after Russia attacked Ukrainian port facilities close to the NATO country overnight.

An automated machine gun turret made by UGV Robotics for Ukrainian naval drones is pivoting to a new mission on land.

Hungry for cash to keep pace with Russia, and with western allies seeking to build up their drone arsenals, Ukraine’s defense companies say exports are finally on the agenda.

Unmanned aerial vehicles were seen over the Doel nuclear power station in Belgium on Sunday, according to its operator.

Poland and Romania are deploying a new weapons system to defend against Russian drones, following a spate of incursions into NATO airspace in recent months that exposed the alliance’s vulnerabilities and put Europe on edge.

Ukraine, which in three years of war has emerged as a world leader in combat drone production, is now taking on a new front - economic. Ukrainian drone manufacturers are looking to enter NATO markets, offering battle-tested technology to allies and partnering to set up production facilities in Europe, writes Bloomberg.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia is testing the integrity of European NATO allies with airspace violations using drones and senses "weakness," including fear of escalation of the war.

Suspected drone fragments have been discovered deep within Romania 's southeastern border region, the country's Ministry of Defence confirmed on Tuesday. It follows a night of intense Russian strikes on Ukrainian Danube River ports.

What happens when a war zone intersects with atomic power plants? The answer, as demonstrated by Ukraine's latest crisis, is a volatile mix of military aggression, infrastructure collapse, and the looming specter of radiological disaster.