Return from captivity and new Ukraine-made military developments — five leading solutions of the week

152 Ukrainians returned from Russian captivity. This week saw the return of 152 Ukrainians from Russian captivity. On Friday, 49 men and women were brought home, followed by another 103 on Saturday. The released include soldiers who defended Kyiv, Donetsk, Mariupol, including the Azovstal plant, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv regions.

The US allocates over $700 million in aid to Ukraine. The US announced a new aid package exceeding $700 million. This funding will support energy infrastructure, food, water, housing, healthcare, and demining efforts across Ukraine.

Ministry of Defense unveils new Black Widow bomber drones. Ukraine's Ministry of Defense introduced the domestic Black Widow drones. These tactical UAVs are capable of operating both day and night and can carry an enhanced explosive payload.

Ukrainian demining machine "Snake" successfully tested. The unmanned demining machine "Snake" passed its tests. This ground-based platform is designed to clear anti-personnel and anti-tank mines in low to medium vegetation areas and can remove tripwires.

Ukraine tests new high-precision aerial bomb "Hammer." Ukraine is testing a new high-precision aerial bomb, "Hammer." This prototype features a rocket booster, retractable wings, and GPS guidance, allowing it to cover long distances with pinpoint accuracy.