
Unmanned at Sea: Drones in the Ukraine War
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Warfare has been changing since the very beginning, but its evolution has experienced a drastic change since the start of the 21st century. The land, air, and sea armaments employed by the military have seen the amalgamation of technology, science, and defense. Many weapons have become synonymous with war, like the B-29 Superfortress famously used in World War Two, or the M1 Abrams, or the AK-47, still commonly used today. But one particular weapon that has caught the attention of the world is the drone, specifically the sea drone. Today, the Ukrainian-Russian war has become the global stage, where sea drones have become the protagonist. In this episode, Salomon Montaguth is joined by Arnold Kola, Intelligence Analyst at The Counterterrorism Group, to get a deeper understanding of the sea drones in the Ukrainian-Russian war and their impact on naval warfare worldwide.
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