Alistair MacDonald
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Sep 3, 2026
Anastasiia MalenkoGUEST
I mean, ever since Ukraine decided to take war to Russian territory and go after its factories and logistics hubs and military industrial complex, it's been really betting on its homegrown drone industry as well as its nascent missile industry.
Anastasiia MalenkoGUEST
My colleague, Alistair MacDonald, he wrote about Ukraine's growing ability to strike deep inside Russia, which is in part thanks to long range drones, which can fly up to 1,500 miles, and they're hoping to double that range to 3,000 miles by next year.
Anastasiia MalenkoGUEST
The defense technology companies are innovating very rapidly and very much prioritizing the range, the speed, as well as the payload of long distance drones, trying to bring more of Russia within reach and basically hitting back its invaders.
Luke VargasHOST
I've been speaking to Wall Street Journal contributor Anastasiia Malenko.
CorrineHOST
U.S. strikes Iranian launch sites used to deploy explosives in vital waterway.
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By Georgie Kanchef and Alistair MacDonald.
CorrineHOST
The U.S. decision to strike Iran for the first time in a month shows Washington's determination to win its contest for control over the Strait of Hormuz even at the risk of an escalation that could turn the conflict back into a hot
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war.
CorrineHOST
U.S. strikes Iranian launch sites used to deploy explosives in vital waterway.
CorrineHOST
By Georgie Kanchef and Alistair MacDonald.
CorrineHOST
The U.S. decision to strike Iran for the first time in a month shows Washington's determination to win its contest for control over the Strait of Hormuz even at the risk of an escalation that could turn the conflict back into a hot
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war.
CorrineHOST
UK, France will send missile know-how, but cash crunch hurts weapons production.
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By Alistair MacDonald.
CorrineHOST
The UK and France are sending classified technology to Kyiv to allow it to make an Anglo-French cruise missile, part of a growing trend of Western countries helping Ukraine to build the weapons it needs to fight Russia's invasion.
CorrineHOST
The UK said Monday it will allow defence firm MBDA to share with Ukraine proprietary information on the British-made parts for the long-range Anglo-French cruise missile that Downing Street said Kyiv is looking to make domestically.
CorrineHOST
UK, France will send missile know-how, but cash crunch hurts weapons production.
CorrineHOST
By Alistair MacDonald.
CorrineHOST
The UK and France are sending classified technology to Kyiv to allow it to make an Anglo-French cruise missile, part of a growing trend of Western countries helping Ukraine to build the weapons it needs to fight Russia's invasion.
CorrineHOST
The UK said Monday it will allow defense firm MBDA to share with Ukraine proprietary information on the British-made parts for the long-range Anglo-French cruise missile that Downing Street said Kyiv is looking to make domestically.
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The United Kingdom and France yesterday confirmed their plan to send classified technology to Ukraine, allowing Ukraine to build an Anglo-French cruise missile.
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Alistair MacDonald reports for The Wall Street Journal.
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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy yesterday signed a partnership to jointly develop AI tools for defense and security.
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The deal provides British researchers access to a Ukrainian battlefield data platform used to train military AI systems.