SECURITYJun 1 · 10:08 UTCKYIV POSTJulia Struck-Feshchenko

Ukraine Uses Decoy Drone Swarms, AI to Challenge Russian Air Defenses

Ukraine is employing AI-assisted systems, decoy drone swarms, and decentralized command networks to conduct long-range strikes inside Russia. A HUR commander stated the system can coordinate thousands of UAVs simultaneously.

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