The interesting active map linked at this comment spends 6+ minutes describing and showing the kinds of issues Ukraine drone operators found with the ME purchasers of their drones, and also how they helped their customers deal with them and also introduce money savings equal or better drone skills and uses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCpUCgH0ZKQ [Repeat of link]
One serious difference was the customer’s troops tendency to run away from Iran’s attacks rather than sticking to the job of trying to destroy Iran’s weapons before they hit. Also Ukraine had been getting bad publicity on their drone systems, based on inadequate skill exercised by the new owners. Arrival of Ukraine teachers has improved success.
Ukraine’s drone technology, as superior as it may be, will not continue being so. Not after the middle-east and the whole world has gotten their hands on that technology, and then, the superior Ukraine drone tech will be equal to everyone else’s. It’s the same as with nuclear bombs; after so many countries have gotten their hands on the technology first advanced by the U.S., can anybody point to the U.S.’superiority in that sector?
Once the whole world knows the latest and greatest, the hype behind the Uke drones will cease. It was better left to the Ukes alone and their advantages would still exist.
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