The Ukraine-Russia conflict is increasingly defined by long-range drone warfare targeting military, industrial, economic and civilian infrastructure. Both nations are developing new drone capabilities as the conflict shifts from traditional tank and artillery warfare. This represents a critical escalation in tactics and threatens civilian populations across Eastern Europe.
Byte's takeDrones are the new artillery, and Europe is watching unprepared. Ukraine and Russia's escalating long-range drone campaigns against infrastructure now threaten EU border states, exposing gaps in European air defences and forcing a reckoning on NATO and EU defence spending.