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Russian forces have begun deploying new Shahed reactive drones capable of flying at altitudes of up to 10 km, complicating their destruction by Ukrainian air defence systems. The Ukrainian Air Force has provided information on the capabilities to intercept these drones, indicating an adaptation of Ukrainian military strategies to new threats.
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Russian forces are using new reactive "Shahed" drones that can fly at altitudes of up to 10 km, complicating their destruction by Ukrainian air defense systems. Military experts note that these drones differ from previous versions in speed and altitude, creating new challenges for Ukrainian gunners.
Ukraine is working on a new generation of interceptor drones to strengthen its defense. However, currently, Ukrainian forces cannot rely on these drones to counter Russian reactive drones, using other means such as aviation and anti-aircraft missile troops.
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