How Drones Punched a Massive Blind Spot in Air Defenses to Moscow
Hitting deep targets inside Russia isn't random luck—there is an actual, systematic blueprint for punching wide holes through heavy air defense networks.
The Unmanned Systems Forces of Ukraine pulled back the curtain on how long-range strike drones keep finding clear paths toward Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and deep industrial hubs.
Through a specialized operation codenamed Polyphemus, dedicated drone strike units have been methodically taking out specialized airspace surveillance radars in Bryansk Oblast. Blinding these forward radar stations permanently cracks open an undefended corridor, letting swarms of deep-strike drones fly through Russian airspace virtually undetected.
Replacing high-end surveillance radars takes months of industrial effort, while knocking them out takes one accurate drone strike.
Patching a growing hole in layered air defense becomes mathematically impossible when radar stations burn faster than factories can assemble them.
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