US EditionUkraine’s Drone Revolution Has Exposed a U.S. Military Vulnerability
KAZAKHSTAN, AUG 10 – Ukraine’s use of low-cost drones exposes U.S. military weaknesses amid Pentagon delays, while China expands control over Central Asia’s critical minerals with $500 million investments, analysts say.
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Ukraine’s Drones Prove America’s $175B Golden Dome Isn’t Enough. Here’s Why
Ukraine’s June drone attack on Russian air bases, known as Operation Spiderweb, is prompting the United States to reassess how it protects its own military assets and territory. The operation used small explosive-laden drones launched from inside Russia to disable and destroy unprotected Tu-160, Tu-95MS, and Tu-22M3 strategic bombers parked on airfields. According to Air and Space Forces Magazine on August 7, the attack has influenced discussion…
Ukraine’s Drone Revolution Has Exposed a U.S. Military Vulnerability
US officials keep expressing enthusiasm for expanding trade in critical minerals with Central Asian states. But while Washington talks, China is taking substantive action to expand its hold over Central Asia’s abundant resources. During her recent Senate confirmation hearing, Julie Stufft, the Trump administration’s nominee to be US envoy to Kazakhstan, reaffirmed US interest in developing Central Asia’s critical minerals sector. “Almost half…
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