Russia spent four years telling the world its skies were untouchable. This week, Ukraine proved them liars. Here's the proof, on camera.

Not only did drones set the Moscow refinery ablaze — Ukraine flew a strike 2,000 kilometers into western Siberia and torched the Tyumen refinery, one of Russia's largest, using a brand-new long-range drone built to fly over 3,000 km. Zelensky's message was blunt: "If Ukraine is going to burn, your Moscow will burn too."

How does a country a fraction of Russia's size do this? One word: software.

The newest drones run on AI that thinks, adapts, and re-targets mid-flight — what insiders call "living software." PBS compared its arrival to the introduction of the machine gun. The Wall Street Journal called it "a technical revolution." Even Jeff Bezos said it's "in the realm of science fiction." Meet the company at the center of it.

Get the full briefing here, before it's pulled.