As an example of 'low-tech ingenuity,' - a strike on an explosives factory in Dzerzhinsk, where a light aircraft was used for a long-range strike with a simple bomb.
The Ukrainian unit of the 14th Special Operations Forces regiment also carefully employs similar methods. At the same time, the Russians have begun to use guided bombs with jet engines, significantly increasing their combat range.
The rapid implementation of artificial intelligence, robotics, and unmanned systems has become a decisive factor in conducting combat operations. Ukrainian sea drones have changed the situation at sea and have become a significant obstacle for Russian forces. Sometimes even simple restored means allow gaining operational advantage.
The NATO-Ukraine Joint Center tested innovative technical solutions for protection against guided bombs, which will significantly improve defense security.
According to the Chief of Staff of the French Army, Pierre Schiller, his country's army is ready to assist Ukraine if necessary as part of European security guarantees as early as 2026.
The emergence of new technical means in the combat operations between Ukraine and Russia opens up new opportunities for both sides and highlights the importance of innovation in conducting military operations.