The Technological Revolution on the Battlefield: Ukraine Leads, the West Adopts Lessons
[78481] The Technological Revolution on the Battlefield: Ukraine Leads, the West Adopts Lessons
The success of using drones and artificial intelligence in Ukraine is changing global warfare doctrine, as NATO and the US try to learn from the experience accumulated at the front.
The Technological Revolution on the Battlefield: Ukraine Leads, the West Adopts Lessons
Against the backdrop of the ongoing fighting, Цензор.НЕТ reports that former US envoy Kurt Volker noted that "Ukraine has significantly changed its approaches to conducting the war." According to Volker as quoted in UA Stream, the use of inexpensive technologies, drones, and artificial intelligence-based systems is turning Ukraine into a living laboratory for modern warfare, as he calls on NATO to incorporate these lessons into its defense industry.
At the same time, reports on UA Stream indicate that the US administration is drawing inspiration from the Ukrainian combat management system "Delta" in an effort to refine its own drone systems. Furthermore, the US military is exploring the establishment of an "Amazon-like" platform for selling unmanned aerial vehicles to its allies, with the goal of reducing costs for interception and the deployment of advanced technologies.
However, not everything is proceeding without delays. Мілітарний - an entity associated with technical military coverage - reports that Ukraine has not yet signed the framework agreement (Drone Deal) with the US for cooperation in the field of drone technologies, despite previous discussions held on the subject.
Sources on UA Stream emphasize that the accuracy of Ukraine's locally produced long-range drones exceeds that of the Iranian "Shahed" drones in Russia's possession, which testifies to the effectiveness of local technological developments. This analysis aligns with the Ukrainian narrative that highlights the superiority of technological creativity in the face of Russia's heavy resources.