Ukraine's Fourth Law: Jamming Fails Once a Drone Picks Its Own Target
The Fourth Law says jamming loses its point once a drone flies and strikes on its own, and Ukraine finds a new Russian autonomous drone every few weeks.
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The Fourth Law says jamming loses its point once a drone flies and strikes on its own, and Ukraine finds a new Russian autonomous drone every few weeks.
Reuters' sources say the Starshield cap that slowed Ukraine's interceptor drones came from the White House. Some drone makers already fly their own links.
SkyFall's StarGate medevac drone lifts 330 pounds and nets an attacking FPV. A Ukrainian unit now tests it where ground robots take hours.
Germany will stand up a 600-soldier drone regiment in 2027 with a 500 km reach and its own jammers, weeks after the US Army ended a same-size unit nearby.

The British Army acquired 10,000-plus drones through Project Rapstone in a year and points most at training: manual FPV, 30 simulator hours, no GPS.

Orqa drones running KEF Robotics navigation and Blue Arrow's RII software flew recon and payload missions under GPS and radio jamming in Alabama.

Wingcopter's all-electric 262 VTOL flies up to six hours and 93 miles at 22 pounds, and the German delivery company is lining it up for Ukraine.

The Saber Junction 26 opposing force fields 1,900 drones and new jammers against the 173rd Airborne, a week after the Army killed its drone battalion.
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