This expanding threat has created a clear need for systems that can detect and counter small, low-flying UAVs while protecting critical infrastructure. In response, Russia has accelerated the development and deployment of several short-range counter-UAS systems.
This expanding threat has created a clear need for systems that can detect and counter small, low-flying UAVs while protecting critical infrastructure.
In response, Russia has accelerated the development and deployment of several short-range counter-UAS systems.
As the War in Ukraine shifts once again, Russia has moved to a defensive approach to the growing threat posed by unmanned aerial systems (UAS), particularly as drone attacks have increasingly reached...
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This expanding threat has created a clear need for systems that can detect and counter small, low-flying UAVs while protecting critical infrastructure. In response, Russia has accelerated the development and deployment of several short-range counter-UAS systems. As the War in Ukraine shifts once again, Russia has moved to a defensive approach to the growing threat posed by unmanned aerial systems (UAS), particularly as drone attacks have increasingly reached targets inside Russian territory.
As the War in Ukraine shifts once again, Russia has moved to a defensive approach to the growing threat posed by unmanned aerial systems (UAS), particularly as drone attacks have increasingly reached targets inside Russian territory.
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