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There is a lack of a unified command structure and information-combat network for interregional defense against long-range enemy drones.

ConflictSep 7, 2026score 0.172 posts · 0 replies across 1 instances
The thread discusses concerns about the effectiveness of information exchange systems and interregional coordination in defense against long-range enemy drones. It highlights the lack of a unified command structure and information-combat network, which undermines territorial defense efforts.

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There is a lack of a unified command structure and information-combat network for interregional defense against long-range enemy drones.
Parent: Military StrategyEntity: Interregional Defense CoordinationImpact: negativeDate: Sep 7, 2026Target: Interregional defense coordination

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Distance from Perm to the front line The latest enemy #drone flight covering 1500 km raises questions about whether there is an effective information exchange system, and most importantly, a system of measures for intercepting targets at the interregional *level* . Governors can create as many territorial defense units/volunteer formations/operational groups/mobile assault rifle squads as they want, but without a single, clear command structure and an information-combat network
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#drone
@[email protected]
Distance from Perm to the front line The latest enemy #drone flight covering 1500 km raises questions about whether there is an effective information exchange system, and most importantly, a system of measures for intercepting targets at the interregional *level* . Governors can create as many territorial defense units/volunteer formations/operational groups/mobile assault rifle squads as they want, but without a single, clear command structure and an information-combat network
0 boosts · 0 favs · 0 replies · Sep 7, 2026
#drone