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The 5 biggest challenges in stopping kamikaze drone attacks

Kamikaze drones are fast, cheap, easily replaceable and allow for devastating strikes with no risk to the operator. These are the reasons that such drones are fast becoming the primary method for waging war in the current landscape.

One-way attack drones have become the primary vehicle of war throughout the conflict in Ukraine, with Russia launching 2,576 Shahed-type kamikaze drones in a single month last year.

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