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🚨 BREAKING UKRAINE WAR 🇺🇦 Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert “Madyar” Brovdi warns that Russia could eventually increase a single ballistic-missile salvo to as many as 200 missiles. He says even a much smaller barrage could severely strain Ukraine’s air defenses, particularly amid shortages of Patriot interceptors.

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🚨🇺🇦 Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert Brovdi, “Madyar,” says the scale of Russia’s Shahed campaign has reached a level that no military or economy can sustainably counter with traditional air-defense methods alone. Brovdi said Ukraine was facing an average of around 300 Shahed-type loitering munitions per day in August, often combined with waves of 30–50 missiles launched from different directions. He argued that no army in the world is designed to absorb that volume continuously, day after day, while relying primarily on conventional anti-ballistic and anti-drone interceptors. 🔥 His conclusion is brutally practical: the economics no longer work. Defending against mass-produced drones with expensive traditional missiles will eventually exhaust any stockpile and budget, which is why Ukraine is pushing so hard toward cheaper interceptors, autonomous systems and other scalable technologies built specifically for high-volume drone warfare.
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🚨🇺🇦 Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces commander Robert Brovdi, “Madyar,” says the scale of Russia’s Shahed campaign has reached a level that no military or economy can sustainably counter with traditional air-defense methods alone. Brovdi said Ukraine was facing an average of around 300 Shahed-type loitering munitions per day in August, often combined with waves of 30–50 missiles launched from different directions. He argued that no army in the world is designed to absorb that volume continuously, day after day, while relying primarily on conventional anti-ballistic and anti-drone interceptors. 🔥 His conclusion is brutally practical: the economics no longer work. Defending against mass-produced drones with expensive traditional missiles will eventually exhaust any stockpile and budget, which is why Ukraine is pushing so hard toward cheaper interceptors, autonomous systems and other scalable technologies built specifically for high-volume drone warfare.

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