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A Russian drone operator reportedly intercepted a Ukrainian aerostat flying at around 10 kilometres altitude. Reports say the balloon was carrying an FPV drone along with a Starlink terminal, potentially allowing the drone to be transported far beyond its normal flight range. The concept is simple: the balloon acts...

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