Russia unleashed its most intense attack on Ukraine since the beginning of its invasion Tuesday night – as experts warn the latest launch, prompting NATO jets to scramble into Polish airspace, is evidence of Moscow’s ramped-up lethal drone production.

NATO fighter jets were scrambled overnight after Russia launched one of the biggest attacks on Ukraine. Some 30 ballistic and cruise missiles and more than 700 drones were launched in one of the

NATO is deploying F-35s over Poland to deter Russian threats near Ukraine's border. The mission is the first F-35 operation there under NATO command.

As the U.S. Navy grapples with shipbuilding delays and a stretched carrier fleet, key European NATO allies are stepping up to project power in the Indo-Pacific. -The aircraft carriers of the United Kingdom (HMS Prince of Wales),

Vladimir Putin launched the largest attack of the war on Ukraine, firing over 740 drones and missiles, including hypersonic weapons, which prompted NATO to scramble jets.

Several NATO militaries operate the Boeing P-8, a derivative of a civilian airliner, that can be used to track Russian submarines activity.

Russia plans to scrap its sole aircraft carrier, Admiral Kuznetsov. This move impacts Russia's naval power. The US and NATO lead in naval aviation. Russia focuses on ammunition production. China and India have growing carrier capabilities.

Germany's defence ministry has refuted a report suggesting plans to procure more F-35 fighter jets, maintaining its order of 35 to replace ageing Tornado jets. Amidst NATO target adjustments, the initial consideration for 15 extra jets might be revised,