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Ukraine’s Drone Dominance Amidst Russian Conflict

In the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, advanced drones play a pivotal role in detecting and targeting enemy installations.

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  • November 2, 2023
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Current large UAS platforms like this Gray Eagle provide important capabilities but need a runway to take off. These systems also have lower airspeeds and depend on data links and GPS signals. Future systems will need to be more independent to operate in a complex battlespace. (Image courtesy of AMRDEC)
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In the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, advanced drones play a pivotal role in detecting and targeting enemy installations. As a part of Ukraine’s rapidly growing domestic drone program since Russia’s invasion in early 2022, these aerial vehicles are used for both attack and reconnaissance purposes. The drones, such as the Ukrainian-made “Shark,” come equipped with sophisticated technology, including cameras that can discern details from significant altitudes. However, they face challenges from Russia’s extensive drone fleet and advanced electronic jamming systems.
  

Key Points: 

  1. Ukraine has accelerated its domestic drone production since Russia’s invasion in 2022, utilizing them for various battlefield roles.
  2. The “Shark,” a Ukrainian drone, possesses advanced tech features, including a camera that can detect lettering on clothing from over a mile above ground.
  3. During an operation, a Ukrainian drone faced disruption from Russian electronic jamming systems, demonstrating the electronic warfare aspect of the conflict.
  4. Russia boasts a substantial drone fleet with sophisticated electronic jamming capabilities, complicating Ukrainian drone operations.
  5. Drones like the “Shark” provide significant value on the battlefield, with one successful mission potentially neutralizing high-tech weapon systems worth millions.

 

Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/drones-fighting-cat-mouse-battles-behind-russian-front-lines-ukraine-2023-11-01/ 

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