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Ukrainian electronic warfare and drone production innovations are disrupting Russian attacks while Kyiv plans to expand its long-range strike capabilities.

Overview

  • Ukrainian electronic warfare (EW) systems have significantly improved, with 45% of Russian Shahed drones now neutralized by EW interference, up from 22% in October.
  • Ukraine’s ability to redirect or disable Russian drones has strained Russian and Belarusian air defenses, with some drones being sent back into their airspace.
  • President Zelensky announced plans to produce 30,000 long-range attack drones next year, though questions remain about Ukraine's capacity to achieve this scale.
  • Ukraine has begun mass production of the Palyanytsya rocket-powered drone, capable of striking targets up to 400 miles away, potentially complicating Russian defenses.
  • Russia continues to escalate its drone attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure, but Ukraine’s growing defensive and offensive capabilities are reshaping the dynamics of the conflict.