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"Russia is a master at managing frozen conflicts." Anna Borshchevskaya Anna Borshchevskaya discusses what the most likely scenario for the end of the war in Ukraine is, given Russia's history of letting conflicts simmer instead of resolve.

Suffice it to say Steven Simoni is a little bit skeptical of large autonomous boats. 😅

It's about time. Here's a montage of us calling for a DJI ban. We’ve been helping shape the narrative on this issue for over a year. Our hot takes now become policy later.

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2013–2014 was the wake-up call when small FPV drones moved from hobby to battlefield. The war in Ukraine then made it clear that every side would field them. Engineering reliable counter-drone systems is far harder than “just shoot it with a shotgun.”

Drones are essentially flying IEDs. Even seasoned combat veterans are scared out of their wits by the threat of drones.

If you're in the C-UAS space and want to talk shop, let us know and we'll have you on the pod

Drones are a tool for small and poorly funded actors to wage an asymmetric war. Examples are beginning to pop up all over the world.

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Incredibly important aspect of the drone threat. Cheap drones enable all sorts of non-state actors to inflict serious damage at a low cost.

A quick look at the core tension in defense tech: balancing what operators want in the field with the economic tradeoffs that decide whether we can scale and win.