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Writing exclusively for LBC Opinion, Andriy Dovbenko, Principal of UK-Ukraine TechExchange, said the war in Ukraine has fundamentally reshaped how conflicts are fought, with drones now sitting at the centre of the battlefield rather than at its margins. He argues that while the UK has made progress in funding and developing drone and counter-drone technologies, it still lacks the structure needed to turn that progress into a coherent fighting capability. “Drones are not a supporting feature of modern war. They are one of its defining conditions,” Dovbenko said. He points to how rapidly Ukraine’s doctrine has evolved since 2022, when its field regulations still relied on helicopters for artillery spotting, a concept that now appears outdated. Today, drones are used continuously to monitor movement, guide strikes, hunt armour and shape the battlefield in real time. That shift, he says, has dramatically expanded the danger zone for troops. On some parts of the front line, the so-called “kill zone” now stretches up to 30 kilometres, with forces exposed to detection and attack long before reaching traditional points of contact. “The front is no longer just a line of trenches or guns. It is a deep belt of observation, targeting and destruction,”...

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