Your report is both brilliant and terrifying. The technology is moving so rapidly because of the genius of Ukrainian engineers and technicians because their lives, families, and country depend upon them to defeat Russia.
But I worry that your analysis and information posted here is being read by Russian copycats and then used against Ukrainians.
Should any of this technical information be so openly available?
I just watched a video from Ukraine where a drone operator said that every innovation they have come up with is quickly copied by the Russians and they have much more resources and manpower.
This article, as well as other profile articles, was proofread by the manufacturer’s press service, which has its own understanding of what can and cannot be made public.
Ukrainian technologies are being rapidly copied by Russian forces through reverse engineering when systems are captured on the battlefield. This happens frequently on both sides of the war.
Your report is both brilliant and terrifying. The technology is moving so rapidly because of the genius of Ukrainian engineers and technicians because their lives, families, and country depend upon them to defeat Russia.
But I worry that your analysis and information posted here is being read by Russian copycats and then used against Ukrainians.
Should any of this technical information be so openly available?
I just watched a video from Ukraine where a drone operator said that every innovation they have come up with is quickly copied by the Russians and they have much more resources and manpower.
This article, as well as other profile articles, was proofread by the manufacturer’s press service, which has its own understanding of what can and cannot be made public.
Ukrainian technologies are being rapidly copied by Russian forces through reverse engineering when systems are captured on the battlefield. This happens frequently on both sides of the war.
This is a bad idea