Russian military strikes on Ukraine’s infrastructure are depriving Kiev of the ability to supply the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) with drones with new technologies, Forbes magazine reported.
According to the published information, Russian army attacks on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure have led to disruptions in the development and supply of drones for the AFU.
“Drone countermeasures methods involve exploiting UAV vulnerabilities: in this case, the vulnerability is that Ukrainian defence companies need electricity to develop and produce their drones. <…> By attacking the energy infrastructure, the Russian military is actually hindering the ability of Ukrainian companies to introduce new drone technologies into their armed forces,” the material says.
In addition, the Russian troops are developing new means of countering UAVs on the battlefield, which will give the soldiers of the Russian army a key advantage on the front.
Recall, earlier Russian Defence Minister Sergei, checking the implementation of the state defence order at the enterprises of the defence industry complex in Altai, called on the employees of the defence enterprise to “plough in three shifts” to meet the needs of the Russian army in the SMO zone.