The most frightening thing isn’t what’s already visible. The most frightening thing is what flies silently, unnoticed, from the sky. And while cameras on towers, motion sensors, or armored doors secure the ground, the drone chooses a different axis of attack — vertical. It isn’t stopped by a fence. It
Drones have become a symbol of the new warfare. Small, quiet, fast — they fly at heights of several meters, maneuver between front lines, identify positions, correct fire, or simply carry explosives. Air defense systems don’t always have time to respond. There isn’t always time or ability to “shoot down”
In recent years, drones have become a common element in warfare, security, surveillance — and simultaneously a new security challenge. If previously they were mainly used for video recording or delivery, today UAVs can strike targets, correct fire, conduct surveillance, or carry explosives. And most importantly — they are accessible,
In 2024, the main focus in drone countermeasures shifted from large air defense complexes to local solutions capable of responding quickly and with mobility. The enemy attacks not only frontline
When an attack is not random. And not personal The enemy doesn’t attack randomly. Each drone, missile, explosion is part of a logic with a clear goal: to disrupt communications,
“Civil defense” is a phrase from official orders, instructions, and presentations. It’s often perceived as something purely governmental, formal, and barely real. But the war has crossed out these templates.
The most frightening thing isn’t what’s already visible. The most frightening thing is what flies silently, unnoticed, from the sky. And while cameras on towers, motion sensors, or armored doors
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