Kyiv Post
Russia has once again adjusted its drone warfare tactics against Ukraine, launching record-breaking waves of deadly Shahed drones at higher altitudes, making them significantly harder to intercept.
According to the CNN report, seven of Russia’s largest drone attacks in the war have occurred in the past four weeks alone, as Moscow increases both the volume and complexity of its assaults.
Christina Harward, a Russia analyst at the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), said Russia can now produce around 2,700 Shahed drones per month, alongside 2,500 decoy drones, flooding Ukrainian skies and stretching defenses thin.
