Ukraine’s stunning drone attack against Russian nuclear bombers has underscored the United States’ own vulnerability to drone attacks.

On June 1, Ukraine carried out Spiderweb, an audacious attack on air bases deep inside Russian territory. The operation concealed drones in wooden sheds loaded onto trucks that were delivered by unsuspecting drivers to the perimeter of the bases. The roof panels of the sheds were then remotely lifted off, allowing the drones to fly out and begin their attack.

As a new form of warfare develops, the United States is especially vulnerable to large-scale drone attacks, according to multiple experts.{ai:summary}<p>Ukraine's recent drone strike on Russian nuclear bombers highlights potential vulnerabilities for the U.S. in terms of drone warfare. The operation, named Spiderweb, involved concealing drones in wooden sheds and transporting them to air bases, where they were launched for the attack.</p><p>This innovative tactic demonstrates the evolving nature of military engagements and raises concerns about national security in the face of such capabilities. #military</p>

Is America Vulnerable to a Ukraine-Style Drone Attack by the CCP?

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