US EditionA surprise drone attack on airfields across Russia encapsulates Ukraine’s wartime strategy
- The operation used containerized drones hidden in shed roofs to strike military airfields in Murmansk, Irkutsk, Ivanovo, Ryazan, and Amur regions, marking an unprecedented deep strike.
- Ukraine's Security Service claimed at least 40 Russian aircraft, mostly strategic Tu-22 and Tu-95 bombers used against Ukraine, were damaged or destroyed in a precise asymmetric attack.
- President Zelensky called it a "brilliant operation," while AFRL Commander Bartolomei said lessons learned highlight the coming drone warfare future requiring new defensive measures.
- This attack signals a shift in deterrence dynamics, showing how small states can project power far beyond borders and making nuclear deterrence more fragile than since the Cold War.
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BLOCKNOTES. The philosopher, who has made four documentaries about Ukraine at war, salutes the drone attack which, until Siberia, targeted Russian forces, a military feat without precedent.
Surprise drone attack on airfields across Russia encapsulates Ukraine's wartime strategy
It was personally overseen by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.It came to fruition at a time in the 3-year-old war when peace talks have failed to deliver the unconditional ceasefire long-sought by Kyiv, and as Moscow continues to launch record-breaking numbers of drone and missile barrages.The attack on Sunday encapsulates Ukraines wartime strategy Outnumbered, outgunned and dependent on Western partners, Ukrainian military planners have…
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A mural in Kyiv depicting a Ukrainian soldier carrying a Shark military drone, urging donations to build more drones. Photo: Efrem Lukatsky/AP Ukraine’s success once again demonstrates that its armed forces and intelligence services are the modern masters of battlefield innovation and operational security, writes MATTHEW SUSSEX. The iconoclastic American general Douglas Macarthur once said that “wars are never won in the past”. That sentiment c…
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