The armed forces of Ukraine conducted the first aerial attack using a carrier drone and employed a new tactic. The heavy drone delivered the ARK-1 ground transport unit, which is designed to deliver anti-tank mines across the front line.
The armed forces of Ukraine conducted the first aerial attack using a carrier drone and employed a new tactic. The heavy drone delivered the ARK-1 ground transport unit, which is designed to deliver anti-tank mines across the front line.
As noted by Forbes, Kyiv has ushered in a new era of warfare. Furthermore, this innovation, which was previously studied in the USA but never applied, additionally reduces the risk to personnel.
According to available information, there is an intention to replace 30 percent of Ukrainian troops with ground transport vehicles. This will ensure the rapid integration of advanced robotic equipment into modern warfare.
President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that unmanned aerial vehicles capable of covering distances from 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers will appear in Ukraine next year. This information was shared by him in an interview with Lori Lumer, a blogger from the MAGA movement who is a close associate of Trump.
According to the head of state, drones capable of flying over 3,000 kilometers are currently in use in Ukraine. This year, it is planned to add drones that will achieve a flight range of 4,000 km.
The President also noted Ukraine's aspiration to conclude a large-scale agreement on drone production with the USA. The first stage of this cooperation has already been implemented, and the document for the next stage is almost ready. He expressed hope for the swift signing of this agreement together with President Trump.
Kyiv is promoting the idea of creating a joint venture for drone production in the United States. Ukrainian drone manufacturers can join this project, and private business will participate in implementing this initiative.
Zelensky emphasized how rapidly the drone system is changing due to technological advancements. The Ukrainian leader stressed that new models appear every three to six months, so continuous drone production must be ensured, rather than stockpiling them in warehouses.
In the city of Navoiy, a 'Friendship Evening' was organized at the Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment as part of the 'Friendship' week, held on the occasion of International Day of Friendship on July 30th.
One of the key areas of state policy in New Uzbekistan is strengthening the value of the individual, interethnic harmony, and religious tolerance. The large-scale reforms being carried out in the country contribute to strengthening mutual respect, solidarity, and civic unity in society.
During the event, a creative meeting on the topic 'Uzbekistan – Land of Tolerance' took place, attended by members of the 'Ma'rifat' Enlightenment Society, representatives of state and public organizations, youth, and the general public.
Speakers at the event particularly emphasized that the interests of the individual, interethnic harmony, and strengthening trust among citizens are at the heart of the reforms being conducted in the country. It was noted that work continues to ensure the rights and interests of representatives of various nations and ethnicities, as well as to preserve their national values, language, and culture.
Rustam Khaitov, head of the Navoiy Branch of the Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment, noted that the atmosphere of peace, tolerance, and mutual respect established in the country received high praise at the 'Friendship Evening'. He stressed that educating the younger generation in the spirit of patriotism, tolerance, and humanistic values is one of the important tasks of modern reforms. Furthermore, artistic and cultural programs prepared by national cultural centers were presented, which contributed to the wide promotion of the ideas of friendship, solidarity, and mutual respect among representatives of different nations and ethnicities.
The 'Friendship Evening' events held in the Navoiy region serve to strengthen peace, stability, and interethnic harmony in the country alongside economic and social development.
The 'Bilimdon' resort was newly built in 2025 by the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan. It is located in the area of Loghon village, which is part of the Avval Tourism Village in Farghona district, and is considered one of the modern children's resorts near nature's pure and unique landscapes.
This resort, covering an area of 9 hectares, has all the necessary conditions for the physical and moral development and healthy rest of children. The infrastructure includes modern dormitories, 5 restaurants providing quality meals, qualified medical services, a library, a swimming pool, sports grounds, creative and technical circles, a summer amphitheater, and surveillance cameras throughout the entire area. Additionally, a special 12-day program has been introduced to realize the interests of the children.
According to Muzaffar Mamattkulov, director of the 'Bilimdon' children's health resort, one thousand children are treated and rest here across five seasons. Currently, 200 children are resting during the fourth season. Children from Samarkand, Tashkent, and Navoi regions also come here to rest while studying.
The resort features a library, open and closed stages, and a cultural amphitheater with 250 seats, dedicated to developing the talent and knowledge of children. This resort functions as a place that combines national values and modern educational methods.
Muzaffar Mamattkulov added that there is a media club to encourage interest in journalism, and clubs for doll making, chess-backgammon, and sports are active. There are also IT and robotics circles, where children can learn even if they are specialists in these fields.
Durdona Ikromjonova, who came from the youth resort, expressed her satisfaction with the circles here, especially the dance, karaoke, skilled hands, and drawing circles. She studied Khodiberdi Toxtaboyev's work 'Boy with Five Children' and recommended this resort to her classmates. Hurriyat Isroilova, meanwhile, learned to knit dolls from Bisert and plans to teach this craft to her classmates when she returns to school.
The sports grounds at the resort meet modern standards, and there is also the opportunity to engage in water sports on hot summer days. The kitchen is spacious and clean, equipped with modern technology. Meals are prepared according to the age and physiological needs of the children.
Muzaffar Mamattkulov announced that the resort can be sent by trade unions, and orders can be placed for sending via the website oromgohlar.uz. He concluded that a summer resort is not just a place for rest, but an important opportunity for a child to unlock their potential, socialize, and develop.
