With the intensity of these attacks, the use of expensive patriot missiles is not effective in the case of cheap drones.
Russia plans to launch up to 2000 drone at the same time against Ukraine. On July 19, the German General Christian Freuding, head of the situing center for Ukraine at the German Ministry of Defense, announced it in Bundesweh Bundesweh.
As he said, Moscow actively increases the capacity of its manufacture for the huge -scale use of war drones. Simultaneous use of so many drones can be a serious test for Ukraine’s air defense system.
The general emphasizes the traditional method of combating drones, for example, the use of expensive patriot missiles, is not effective in the case of cheap drones, such as miners, the cost estimated at 30-50 thousand euros. The Patriot missile, on the contrary, costs more than 5 million euros.
He focuses on the need to develop more economical solutions to combat cost -focused drones from 2 to 4 thousand euros. Such funds may provide an effective response to mass attacks from Russia.
As an additional opposition tactic, the generally called blows in Russia’s deep positions, in particular military aircraft, airports and industrial defense plants.
The fraud also noted the change in China’s position, which stopped providing components for drones in Ukraine, instead, focusing all exports to Russia. Generally, China really does not include Ukraine from the technology market in this area, which is more complicated by the situation for its defense.
Earlier it was reported that the monthly Russia was monthly up to the Air War against Ukraine. One year ago, an evening attack at 30 Shakadov was considered a disbelief, Moscow is now preparing to launch a thousand drone per day in Ukraine. The Russian Federation increases production, and also changes Shakudy in the sixth time.
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