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UKRAINE: THE SITUATION 778 - APRIL 10, 2024
The Ukrainian military's use of drones on the battlefield is limited by a lack of crucial ammunition, as highlighted by President Zelensky. While drones have helped mitigate the shortage of artillery ammunition, they cannot replace vital air defense systems and missiles. Read the complete Russian Offensive Update 778 on UNDERSTANDING WAR's website.
The effective use of drones by the Ukrainian military on the battlefield cannot completely address the lack of crucial ammunition in Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated in an interview with BILD newspaper published on April 10 that Ukraine successfully manufactures drones domestically, but they cannot replace air defense systems, long-range missiles, or artillery. The Ukrainian Armed Forces have partially mitigated the ongoing shortage of ammunition in artillery by using First-Person-View drones (FPV) to weaken attacks by Russian infantry and armored vehicles, although artillery systems are far more effective than loitering munitions and drone-dropped explosives.
The complete Russian Offensive Update 778 is available directly from UNDERSTANDING WAR.
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