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Russia sets up drone bases near NATO
The article discusses the transformations of modern warfare, particularly with the increasing reliance on unmanned aircraft (drones), especially in the context of the Ukraine war. Ten Russian bases have been established near the borders with Ukraine and Belarus, each equipped with about 60 launch platforms supporting attack drones capable of hitting targets hundreds of miles away—including areas not on the front lines. These bases indicate Russia's strategy to rely on drones in any potential conflict with NATO, as the alliance moves to bolster its defenses against them, including a planned investment of 34 billion euros over five years. Reports confirm that warfare has become heavily dependent on small, inexpensive drones that can be sacrificed, with these systems evolving toward artificial intelligence-driven platforms. Ukraine and Russia are extensively using them, which poses a threat of expanding targeting ranges and precision in future conflicts.
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