An argument rages over whether drones have made tanks obsolete and ended maneuver warfare. This mirrors debate about cavalry before WW1 and some unexpected results.
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Defying Russian threats and intensifying airstrikes, UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham hand-carried blueprints to assemble long-range cruise missiles into embattled Ukraine.
Russia is shifting its strategic drone attacks from masses of low-cost drones to fewer high-performance models. This seems to be working — but for how much longer?
Ukraine’s bombing of a major Russian space center for assembling rockets is just the latest in its barrage of missile and drone strikes on the Kremlin’s aerospace labs.
War is changing fast, and Ukraine is rapidly adapting existing weapons to new and unexpected used. This flexibility may be essential in future wars.