Iran's blows on Israel scared the US: America hastily develops weapons against drones

The Pentagon believes that massive attacks with UAVs will be of great importance in a possible war with China. During the NDIA National Defense Anti -Return Conference (NDIA), the Pentagon Head of Pentagon, Gaidy SHY, stated that the firing of Israel Iranian drone and missiles pushed the United States to create an effective and inexpensive UAV weapons, Interesting Engineering reports.

Future threats, especially from China, will force Americans to produce cheap UAVs, laser systems and other tools that can attack enemy drones and planes, the official says. The systems of combating drones are extremely important, the US military. This is especially true of possible conflict in the Indo-Pacific. Such conclusions were made after the recent attack of Israel from Iran. One of the high -ranking US officials, stated that China can take such actions.

According to SHE, the tests of the AEGIS and Patriot tests have shown themselves well in Israel and Ukraine. However, she believes that the US should develop new remedies and attacks. Referring to the attack made by Iran against Israel last week, Swy noted that in the fight for the Indo-Pacific region, the number of missiles and drones used will be much larger.

John Plyamb, Assistant to the US Secretary of Defense, said that many lessons can be taken out of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war and Iran's attack on Iran on Israel. The most important conclusion that the Plyamb made is that the enemy can start many drones and missiles at the same time. This will be a kind of testing for US defense strength. Mass attack drones can seriously affect the capabilities of defense systems.

The Lamb reported that the Ukrainian forces have managed to knock down the winged machine gun missiles, which implies that the United States should rethink its strategy and use expensive missile defense systems only as a last resort. He also considers it necessary to develop an inexpensive interceptor capable of coping with air threats. According to SHE, three wings of the US Armed Forces are developing 300 kilowatt lasers with much more range than the current weapon to fight drones.