Amid the deadlock on the front lines, Ukraine's elite soldiers are finding other ways to cause problems for Russia.

CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh reports from the frontlines of Ukraine, where soldiers rush to bring in the wounded as drones constantly look for a target.

Russia’s summer offensive is failing, and Ukraine’s drones are the reason why. With swarms of short- and long-range UAVs, Ukraine is halting Russian advances, crippling supply chains, and taking the fight deep into enemy territory.

More than three years into Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukrainians across the country retreat each night to bomb shelters and metro stations in a nightly ritual.

Russia fired a record number of drones at Ukraine in July, an AFP analysis showed Friday, intensifying its deadly bombardment of the country despite US pressure to stop the war.Russian attacks have killed hundreds of Ukrainian civilians since June.

Russia has accelerated its gains across the front lines in Ukraine for the fourth consecutive month, new analysis has shown.

Across eastern Ukraine, Russia’s tiny gains are adding up. It is capitalizing on a series of small advances and throwing significant resources into an emerging summer offensive, one that risks reshaping control over the front lines.