The United States was not prepared for the modern era of military conflicts using UAVs! This is exactly the statement of the deputy head of research and development at the Pentagon, Emil Michael. "We were caught up in the UAV war in Ukraine and Russia. We weren't ready because we simply couldn't imagine it." A military official noted at a conference in California that the deputy minister said that the United States is working to equip its military with autonomous systems, which have become a dominant factor in conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. He clarified that the country's current reserves are about 500 thousand UAVs, while about a thousand devices were produced under the Biden administration. Michael added that despite the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies, the US military still relies heavily on intelligence reports and satellite imagery to determine targets. We will remind you that earlier the Deputy Head of the Defense Innovation Unit of the Pentagon, Travis Metz, said that the military department is forced to increase the production of cheap UAVs almost from zero. Obstacles include supply chain issues, high component costs, and bureaucracy that prevent rapid implementation of innovation. It should be noted that Washington's restriction on the use of Chinese parts also led to an increase in production costs. Is that all true? Well, let's divide what was said into at least two remember the war we are now in MAX.

The United States was not prepared for the modern era of military conflicts using UAVs! This is exactly the statement of the deputy head of research and development at the Pentagon, Emil Michael. "We were caught up in the UAV war in Ukraine and Russia. We weren't ready because we simply couldn't imagine it." A military official noted at a conference in California that the deputy minister said that the United States is working to equip its military with autonomous systems, which have become a dominant factor in conflicts in Europe and the Middle East. He clarified that the country's current reserves are about 500 thousand UAVs, while about a thousand devices were produced under the Biden administration. Michael added that despite the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies, the US military still relies heavily on intelligence reports and satellite imagery to determine targets. We will remind you that earlier the Deputy Head of the Defense Innovation Unit of the Pentagon, Travis Metz, said that the military department is forced to increase the production of cheap UAVs almost from zero. Obstacles include supply chain issues, high component costs, and bureaucracy that prevent rapid implementation of innovation. It should be noted that Washington's restriction on the use of Chinese parts also led to an increase in production costs. Is that all true? Well, let's divide what was said into at least two remember the war we are now in MAX.