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Russia has outpaced Ukraine in drone tech for the first time since 2022. WP: In Kursk, fiber-optic drones gave Moscow a brutal edge — cutting off Ukrainian supply lines and forcing a retreat. 1/
These drones use fiber-optic cables — invisible threads of glass up to 12 miles long. No radio. No signal loss. No jamming. Just a direct, hard-to-trace line from operator to warhead. 2/
Ukrainian troops say the drones turned logistics into suicide runs like it was in Kursk. Trucks stopped. Evacuations failed. Wounded soldiers were left waiting. Some “rotted while waiting,” one drone operator said. 3/
Ukraine must accelerate its own fiber-optic drone development. Only 15 of 500 drone firms make them now. Coil production is 1,500 units per week — not enough to match Russia’s battlefield scale. 5/
Achilles Regiment builds three drone types with ranges from 6 to 12.5 miles. Bigger coil equals more range, but bigger drone equals easier to shoot down. Precision flight requires clean cables and perfect handling. 6/
Fiber-optic FPVs cost $800–$1,000 per unit — over twice the $300–$400 price tag of standard wireless FPVs. But they stay connected in cities, fly longer, and resist countermeasures. 7/
U.S. defense firms are closely tracking Ukraine’s battlefield experiments. Fiber-optic drones enable secure, low-latency targeting — a foundation for future AI-guided strike systems. 8/
Source: <a target="_blank" href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/05/23/ukraine-russia-drones-fiberoptic-jamming/" color="blue">washingtonpost.com/world/2025/05/…</a>