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The U.S. military has lost several Reaper drones worth more than $1 billion while conducting surveillance and airstrikes in Iran. Now the Pentagon is looking for cheap drones that can carry out such missions even though they expect many of them to be lost in battle.
When ordering company shares, a Information about the Defense Innovation Unit he described the US military’s current reliance on drones and operational aircraft, each costing more than $30 million, to be “unsustainable against adversaries that use fixed defenses supported by low-cost anti-aircraft capabilities.” It proposes to deploy “low-cost” drones to “destroy the enemy’s defenses even if they face heavy losses.”
That is, in practice, what Ukrainian soldiers has been showing its own long-term and medium-term campaigns against Russian oil supply lines, oil refineries, and various energy or industrial targets within Russia or Ukraine. The campaign in Ukraine has stretched Russia’s defense capabilities by deploying hundreds of low-cost drones and cruise missiles every day to attack targets behind the front line, while continuing to push forward. to destroy or destroy The most advanced Russian defense system.
