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David Kirichenko

David Kirichenko is an Associate Research Fellow at the Henry Jackson Society. His work on warfare has been featured in the Atlantic Council, Centre for European Policy Analysis, and the Modern Warfare Institute, among many others.

Articles by David Kirichenko (6)

David Kirichenko 2 Oct 2025

When Trump says Ukraine can win back all territory taken by Russia, he’s not wrong

Relentless strikes on Russian infrastructure are raising the costs of war beyond what the Kremlin can sustain.
David Kirichenko 8 Sep 2025

Ukraine’s oil war threatens to leave Russia running on empty

Drone attacks on energy infrastructure expose Moscow’s vulnerabilities while raising costs of continued war.
David Kirichenko 15 Aug 2025

From drone wall to robot shield: Ukraine’s military evolution

Kyiv’s frontline commanders are deploying ground robots for logistics and combat as the kill zone expands across eastern Ukraine.
David Kirichenko 6 Aug 2025

Fibre-optic drones reshape Ukraine's technological war

Unjammable fibre-connected weapons are spreading from Ukrainian battlefields as drones continue to reshape warfare.
David Kirichenko 18 Jul 2025

Bang for buck: Why Kyiv is rushing to scale drone interceptors

The economics of traditional air defence systems are being tested in Russia’s war on Ukraine.
David Kirichenko 5 Jun 2025

Ukraine’s cheap robot drones extract a heavy price from Russia

By pioneering tomorrow’s battlefield tactics, Kyiv is rewriting military doctrine and setting the template for future wars.

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David Kirichenko

Articles by David Kirichenko (6)

When Trump says Ukraine can win back all territory taken by Russia, he’s not wrong

Ukraine’s oil war threatens to leave Russia running on empty

From drone wall to robot shield: Ukraine’s military evolution

Fibre-optic drones reshape Ukraine's technological war

Bang for buck: Why Kyiv is rushing to scale drone interceptors

Ukraine’s cheap robot drones extract a heavy price from Russia