15/ "Our AWACS aircraft are extremely limited in number, and their resources are very expensive. Keeping them in the air 24 hours a day is simply impossible.
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Drone Detection Requires High-Altitude Radars or AWACS Systems
14/ "Detecting drones in this area requires either hundreds of ground-based radars covering these "gaps" or powerful radars located at high altitudes and capable of detecting such targets against the ground. These can be carried by both AWACS aircraft and aerostats.
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Enemy Exploits Radar Blind Spots in Terrain for Covert Routes
13/ "But even at maximum detection range, radars mounted at elevated elevations "don't see" terrain folds, lowlands, and river valleys. Over four years of war, the enemy has gained extensive experience in plotting routes through such "blind spots."
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Ukrainian Lyutyi Drone Detected by Radar at 15-60 km
12/ "Low-altitude, low-contrast, slow-speed targets like the Ukrainian "Lyutyi" are detected by ground-based radars at ranges of 15 to 60 km, and this depends heavily on the terrain.
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Gap in Low-Altitude Air Strike Detection Along Borders
10/ "But even if this is true, it doesn't change the fact that we currently lack a comprehensive system for detecting air strikes at low and extremely low altitudes, either along the border perimeter or, for that matter, deep in the country.
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Kazakhstan Direction Open to Low-Altitude Threats, Regime Ties Questioned
9/ "Needless to say, the Kazakh direction is no less open to low-altitude targets than any other, and it's a stretch to call the current regime in Kazakhstan "friendly," despite maintaining very close relations with Ukraine and being transparent to its citizens and cargo.
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Western MIC Works on Long-Range Precision for Ukrainian Forces
4/ "The main problem for the Ukrainian Armed Forces is not so much range as accuracy at such distances. But the collective Western military-industrial complex is constantly working on this.
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Ukrainian Drones Range Grows from 700 to 2,500 km
3/ "Their range is a consequence of the constant modernisation of enemy air attack capabilities. Over the past three years, Ukrainian drones have increased their range from 700 to 1,800 km, and potentially to 2,500 km. These technologies are now available to NATO countries.
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Russian Journalist Addresses Ukrainian Drones Reaching Chelyabinsk 1800km Away
2/ Writing on his 'Ramsay' Telegram channel, Russian journalist Vladislav Shurygin says: "I'll answer all the questions about how Ukrainian drones reached Chelyabinsk, 1,800 km from the Ukrainian border, very briefly, and probably for the hundredth time."
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Ukrainian Drones Reach Urals, Exposing Russian Air Defense Gaps
1/ The arrival of Ukrainian drones over the Urals for the first time has left Russian scrambling to explain why Russia's air defences seem to be unable to cope. Russian conspiracy theorists claim the drones are actually being flown from Kazakhstan. ⬇️https://t.co/MGwXwm6wM0
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 26 avril 20261/ The arrival of Ukrainian drones over the Urals for the first time has left Russian scrambling to explain why Russia's air defences seem to be unable to cope. Russian conspiracy theorists claim the drones are actually being flown from Kazakhstan.