RUSSIA’S JET DRONES FLOOD UKRAINE AS DEATH TOLL CLIMBS
Russia launched over 2,800 jet-powered Geran-4 and Geran-5 drones into Ukraine in August.
The new drones fly faster and higher than the older Shahed models. Air defences have seconds to respond. Not minutes.
Moscow plans to make jet-powered drones 80 percent of all attacks by November. Production is being scaled to 3,000 new drones per month
This is not a war of precision. It is a war of saturation. Overwhelm the defences. Exhaust the interceptors. Keep the pressure on.
Civilians are the ones paying the price.
A 12-hour barrage on September 1 killed at least 12 people across Kyiv, Odesa, and Dnipro. A drone struck the SBU headquarters in Kyiv on September 4, injuring nine. Warehouses, bakeries and homes have all been hit.
Zelensky is calling on Europe to accelerate air defence production. Europe is still debating.
The fifth year of war has turned into a grinding industrial contest. The front lines are frozen. The technology is advancing. The body count keeps climbing.
The West supplies the weapons. Russia supplies the drones. Ukraine supplies the dead
When does this war of attrition end. And when will the rest of the world finally acknowledge that endless weapons are not a path to peace.
