Ukraine turned the war into a laboratory of weapons of the future - Bloomberg

New equipment is being developed and unfolded here at a much lower cost and in a extremely short time compared to almost any other point in the world. The publication notes that Ukraine still depends on the US intelligence and air defense systems in intercepting Russian missiles. However, now Kyiv now receives about 40% of the weapon that it manufactures.

The key factor in resistance to Russian invaders was the necessary adaptability, which is now the driving force of a defense revolution in Ukraine. According to Bloomberg, the use of inexpensive drones for Ukraine's attacks on the positions of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and destruction of tanks has changed the nature of the fighting. The most striking manifestation of this ability was the operation of "spider web". About 70% of Russian defense force was destroyed by drones.

They can now work in almost any weather, day and night. As the advanced areas are constantly under the supervision of drones, the deployment of equipment minimizes the risk to people. As an example, the publication is still cited by a tracked Termit complex, which is already using defense forces. It is equipped with a Starlink satellite and is placed in the back of the Skoda Octavia Universal.

It has built -in modules that can be replaced or renewed, and there are three versions of a choice, including the one supplied with the Browning Ground caliber machine or MK 19 grenade launcher. More than 20 military units already use the termite, some of them are completely relied on it to deliver food and outstanding. "There is cold logic: cars, except for being consumables cheaper than people.

One dead soldier costs the state 16 million hryvnias (about $ 380,000), 15 million - family compensation and 1 million equipment. The cost of one Termmit starts from $ 20,000," However, Russia also does not stand still, adapting the Iranian drones of ShahED and using drones that are driven with a fiber optic cable, making them resistant to muffling. Moscow increased the production of battle drones by almost 17% in May, which led to a sharp acceleration of production.

"Russia is able to standardize production, scalating it to create a huge amount of equipment, while Ukraine favors creativity and innovation. Whatever the model wins, it will solve the war," Bloomberg writes. Recall that the German government allocates funds for production of 500 long -range drones "February" for the Defense Forces of Ukraine.