US EditionUkraine bets big on interceptor drones as low-cost air shield
- President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine requires US$6 billion to fund the production of 1,000 interceptor drones daily.
- A Ukrainian charity reported that its aerial interceptor drones have downed approximately 1,500 Russian drones in two months.
- Colonel Serhiy Nonka's regiment estimates that downing a Russian drone costs one-fifth compared to using a missile.
- Mr. Taras Tymochko noted that his organization supplies interceptors to 90 units across Ukraine.
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Ukraine Bets Big on Interceptor Drones as Low-Cost Air Shield
·New York, United States
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Ukrainian military takes down Russian drones
Watch as the Ukrainian army appears to take down numerous Russian drones mid-air. Aerial footage shared by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on Saturday (2 August) shows several unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) being intercepted by The 93rd Mechanized Brigade, which is known as one of Kyiv's most effective front-line brigades, Sharing the footage online, the ministry said: “Warriors of the 93rd Mechanized Brigade are taking down russian drones — O…
·London, United Kingdom
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The anti-aircraft forces of the Russian Army have also claimed that they intercepted more than 90 Ukrainian drones this Sunday morning.
·Madrid, Spain
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