Ukraine to Expand Experimental Anti-Drone Systems to Counter Russian UAVs, Syrsky Announces
Ukraine's Armed Forces, led by Commander-in-Chief General Oleksandr Syrsky, plan to expand the deployment of experimental anti-drone technologies to counter Russian attack UAVs and FPV drones. The decision follows field tests and aims to improve battlefield survivability of Ukrainian units against the continued use of strike drones by Russian forces. The announcement came after a demonstration organized by the AFU's Central Directorate of Innovation Activities.
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine plan to scale up the deployment of experimental technologies designed to counter Russian attack unmanned aerial vehicles and first-person view drones.
Syrsky stated that the continued use of strike drones by Russian forces necessitates technological solutions to improve the survivability of Ukrainian units on the battlefield.
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Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky announced that the AFU will expand the use of experimental systems designed to counter Russian attack UAVs and FPV drones following recent field tests.
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