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Interceptor-Drone Arms-Race Emerges
Interceptor-Drone Arms-Race Emerges
The next type of aerial system likely to be stockpiled at scale by militaries worldwide is the interceptor drone. We've already seen early evidence of this across Eurasia, with Ukraine selling its interceptor drones to the highest bidder.
The Russia-Ukraine war accelerated the development of cheap one-way attack drones. Early in the war, missile interceptors used by Ukraine were too costly and drained the stockpiles of Western militaries at dangerous rates.
The proliferation of cheap interceptor drones levels the playing field and provides a low-cost solution against Russian-produced Geran...
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