Inside Ukraine’s campaign to crush Russia with combat drones
"We are working to repeat the success of drones. To open up the market as much as possible, to create competition," Fedorov noted. "EW was added to the drone regulations so that companies have higher margins so that it is easier to conclude contracts," the minister added.He also said seven Ukrainian drone manufacturers have already proposed models similar to Russian Lancet drones. The models were successfully tested and contracts will follow. Finally, Fedorov stressed that Ukraine has already successfully launched manufacturing of various long-range attack drone models, which was evidenced by multiple explosions at Russian oil depots and military factories. The next task is to scale up production significantly. Fedorov praised Russian Shakhed drones, saying they are unloading air defense at a tremendous scale. Now, he said, Ukraine's task is to repeat and surpass Russian tactics in long-range attacks.
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