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Writer and editor. TWZ. Military aerospace and air warfare, mostly. Contact me: t.newdick (at) gmail.com. RT, like ≠ endorsement.
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New Insights on China's WZ-X Stealth Drone's Unique Wing Design Revealed

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By Thomas Newdick Verified
| Robot Today
Recent imagery from China has provided a clearer view of the WZ-X, a large, low-observable flying-wing drone. Initially identified in satellite images from May 2025 at the People’s Liberation Army Air Force’s test facility in Xinjiang, the new photographs reveal the aircraft's unusual wing configuration, characterized by a broader-chord inner section that transitions into a narrower outer section.
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China’s Huge WZ-X Stealth Drone’s Strange Wing Configuration Confirmed

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By Thomas Newdick Verified, Tyler Rogoway Verified
| The War Zone Verified
New imagery appearing out of China provides the best look yet at one of the country’s most enigmatic aircraft: the very large, low-observable, flying-wing drone widely referred to as the WZ-X. Seen previously primarily in satellite imagery, TWZ broke the story of the existence of this monster high-altitude, long-endurance drone. The new views that emerged today help clear up one of the most puzzling aspects of the aircraft’s appearance, namely the unusual shape of its enormous wings.
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Ukrainian M1A1 Abrams Tanks Grounded by Russian Drone Saturation on the Battlefield

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By Thomas Newdick Verified
| Robot Today
Ukrainian crews operating Australian-supplied M1A1 Abrams tanks report that the battlefield is now so overwhelmed with Russian drones that their tanks cannot be utilized in combat. Despite this, they assert that main battle tanks are not obsolete. The crews, part of Ukraine’s 425th Separate Assault Regiment 'Skala,' have previously deployed these tanks in two significant operations near Pokrovsk.
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