Amazing Ukrainian ingenuity. This is the cheapest way to neutralize russian threats.
Ukrainian interceptor drones such as the Wild Hornets STING and SkyFall P1-SUN typically cost around $1,000โ2,500 per unit, depending on the model and configuration.
Meanwhile, the russian Shahed-type drones cost around $20,000โ$70,000 per unit, depending on the model and configuration.
The return on investment is 20 to 1.
Amazing Ukrainian ingenuity. This is the cheapest way to neutralize russian threats.
Ukrainian interceptor drones such as the Wild Hornets STING and SkyFall P1-SUN typically cost around $1,000โ2,500 per unit, depending on the model and configuration.
Meanwhile, the russian Shahed-type drones cost around $20,000โ$70,000 per unit, depending on the model and configuration.
The return on investment is 20 to 1.
Less than 1% of Ukrainian territory has been occupied by the enemy in the last 1010 days of the full-scale war between Russia and Ukraine.
Enemy occupied 5842 sq. km of Ukrainian territory in the period of November 12th, 2022 (114,489 sq. km was under occupation on that date) to today (114,493 sq. km is currently occupied). This territory is equal to 0.96781% of the whole Ukrainian state within its internationally recognized borders.
While Russians unfortunately had operational success in the first days of the full-scale invasion, a large percentage of the territory theyโve occupied was liberated through the successful offensive operations in the north of Ukraine, as well as through counteroffensives in Kharkiv and Kherson regions.
Enemy's offensive actions have continued since November 12th, 2022, and they go on to this day with minor interruptions. One of such offensives, the Bakhmut operation, as a reminder to those who do not remember, took place throughout the fall of 2022.
We hope that this information will get to our American partners to help them get their math straight.