What Russia Doesn't Want You to Know About Cardboard Drones

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A massive Ukrainian drone attack destroyed $100 million worth of Russian aircraft, using a clever tactic of mixing drones with warheads and decoy drones. These drones were not launched from enemy territory, as some believed, but from Ukraine itself.

Ukraine has successfully used swarm tactics, launching multiple drones simultaneously to overwhelm radar and air defense systems. It is used as decoys in counterintelligence operations or because of their size may take out air defense systems.

The PPDS is a lightweight, easy-to-assemble aerial drone designed for quick deployment in military operations. Its assembling is as simple as any IKEA furniture, making it highly user-friendly.

Soldiers can have the drone operational in under an hour, thanks to its modular flatpack design, which includes a ruggedized Android tablet for mission planning. For larger-scale operations, the system can be palletized, enhancing its adaptability.

Perhaps the most interesting feature of PPDS is that it's made of radar-transparent materials.

Considering the fast pace of drone innovation during the war, what do you think will be the next technical frontier?

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