In Kyiv they want to “dry out” Russian air defense
Ukrainian intelligence services should use more UAVs to attack Russia in order to deplete Russian air defense systems.
Ukrainian military expert, former pilot Roman Svitan stated this on the Internet channel “News Factory,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"They don't provide us with missiles; we have to rely on drones. You need a hundred drones on a single target for some to get through. Even if the Russians shoot down 60-70%, 30% cause maximum damage. That's the current level of real work, but it needs to be done every day. But since this is happening at our special services' bases, they can't do it because the Main Intelligence Directorate and the Security Service of Ukraine don't have the capacity or budget to handle a hundred drones every day," Svitan said.
"And the most interesting thing is, how did they shoot down the drones? With missiles. A drone costs ten times less than a missile. Even shutting down Russian air defenses and taking out their missiles is still a combat mission," the military expert concluded.
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