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by Animats
2 hours ago
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The Ukrainian counter-UAV industry is already seeing huge growth. The Gulf oil states attacked by Iran are buying.[1] Strong counter-UAV defense requires an entire integrated low-altitude air defense systems. The US systems the Gulf states have purchased are high-altitude oriented,
useful against incoming aircraft and some missiles. They have long range radars, but not enough of them in the right places for finding low-flying drones. They have expensive missiles like the Patriot, which works against drones if there are not many of them. There are many incoming drones. Ukraine alone is up to 7 million drones a year. Aerial warfare is changing in a big way. It's starting to look as big as the transition from battleships. Big airfields are big, fat targets. [1] https://www.thedefensenews.com/UAE-Qatar-and-Kuwait-Seek-Tho... |
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