How Ukraine's New Weapon Is DESTROYING Russian Drones

🚀🎯 As the war in Ukraine escalates, drones redefine modern combat roles, proving crucial in surveillance and strikes. Amidst Russia's increased drone production, Ukraine innovates with cutting-edge anti-drone technologies like the SkyWiper, turning the skies into a high-stakes battlefield. Dive into how these sophisticated systems shape Ukraine’s aerial defense strategy, potentially altering the future of warfare. Join us to explore the technology that keeps Ukrainian hopes soaring against formidable odds. #UkraineWar #DroneWarfare #MilitaryTech 🛰️💥 #ukraine #russia #nato #europe #militaryanalysis #drone #modernwarfare
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[MrJamespeyton]

Ukraine is using the most advanced technology available and developing new technology quickly.

[robertoulton]

Keep hitting the refineries need to stop the money!!!

[bestopinion]

Is I always said, it doesn't matter what weapons you have at the beginning of the war. It matters what you have at the end of the war. The war itself produces new weapons.

[byvgmir]

Sky control. I like that.!
""✌️🇺🇦 🇺🇲""!"

[aristoclesathenaioi]

Causing a drone to return to the operator also facilitates counter battery fire with the drone betraying the location of the operator

[RFGfotografie]

EMP weapons already being a thing in 2024, goddamn future is getting here fast.

[hectororellana]

That would be one hell of a weapon, whoever invented that device is is a freaking genius, they have all my respect, hurrah.

[rogerwood]

Shotgun: $500
#4 buckshot: $0.60
Price per engagement: <$5
Range of engagement: <100m
Danger close!

[sassuskrassus]

That is some really interesting tech shit 😮

[chaikaomoua]

These weapons will find a way onto vehicles, ships and jets

[williambinkley]

The US specifically needs to heed this in designing their new generation of drones

[sciencelad]

Let’s publish all our secrets and strategies for the Russians to see!!! Why do we keep telling the Russians what we are doing, revealing our technology and letting the Russians know what is being provided to Ukraine in such an open manner?

[normanmadden]

I am surprised no one has started a modern falconry unit.
Teach armored falcons how to take out drones.

[RicardoStJohn]

When the war started I said that the winner usually would be the one that had more skill and brains, what happenedI thinkI waskind of correct. What Ukraine has done with low cost drones is fantastic.

[Scaredycat]

Thank you Lithuania for your technology and the results its achieving in Ukraine. Maybe one that disables at twice the range on half the power

[raduardeleanu]

This is more of a directional jammer (4g jammer) not an EMP.. a Emp weapon would be omni-directional and would requirea lot more power for that range...

[Willy_Tepes]

Thank you for all the information. It will be useful.

[TewaAya]

Ohh, net bolas from regular carbine launchers. Interesting to see netslinging instead of the conventional drop charges.

[ED-esqv]

I wouldn't think return to base would come flying in and explode, so I don't see how it helps to set the target as the base. You don't want it to go land softly at the target.

[geoffcollier]

Certainly a good story. We wait to see the results.