Ukraine's "creativity", including its massive "Spider's web" drone attack deep inside Russia, holds profound lessons for Western militaries, the top NATO commander overseeing battlefield innovation told AFP.
Drones, like cyber, are the next warfare. imo.
#2 | Posted by LampLighter
Yeah, nuts how quickly they've rendered tanks into a liability. And now they have 12+ mile fiber optic cables, rendering electronic jamming a non-concern. Troops responding by carrying scissors to clip the wires. All of this to be further enhanced with onboard AI, which means no more humans needed to make those split-second calls.
Ukraine to Make 10 Million Air, Land, Sea Drones a YearImagine hundreds of millions, or a couple billion, of autonomous drones setting off China's invasion of Taiwan.
At the forefront of combat drone technology and production, Ukraine's UAVs account for 80% of battlefield engagements " and total number will soon grow significantly, says Kyiv.
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