WorldHow far will Ukraine go to disrupt Russian air travel? Zelensky has yet to approve a more aggressive AI-drone plan, The Atlantic reports
Sources told The Atlantic that Ukraine’s effort to disrupt air traffic around Russian airports with long-range drones is just beginning. Zelensky has not approved the more aggressive original plan, which would deploy AI-guided drones designed to evade Russian air defenses. Moscow’s four airports were closed for a combined 101 hours in the first 14 days of October; all shut for a record seven consecutive hours overnight into October 14.
How far will Ukraine go to disrupt Russian air travel? Zelensky has yet to approve a more aggressive AI-drone plan, The Atlantic reports