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Why the US Military Can’t Just Shoot Down the Mystery Drones from Wired Jared Keller

Tom Bettenhausen9 months ago01 mins

Small, easily weaponizable drones have become a feature of battlefields from the Middle East to Ukraine. Now the threat looms over the US homeland—and the Pentagon’s ability to respond is limited.Small, easily weaponizable drones have become a feature of battlefields from the Middle East to Ukraine. Now the threat looms over the US homeland—and the Pentagon’s ability to respond is limited. 

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