According to experts

Ukraine Sunday’s surprise attack on Russian offensive boxes can be a good time for the United States to reflect on their own weaknesses, if one of its opponents tried a similar strike.

Colonel Seth Krummrich, a special army forces commander and Vice President of the Virginia Global Guardian security firm, warned that the United States is still vulnerable to Drone’s attacks.

“Interestingly, it is not a technological gap, it is a policy/authority process to involve and deny Drone’s attacks,” said Krummrich.

“It endorses that a major drone strike in the United States will be carried out to change politics.”

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“Ukraine proved how easy it is to hide a drift of drone in a truck bed, approach the target, then swarm and destroy targets in a minute or two.

“Drones are cheap and easy to modify lethal. This knowledge is easily available to all state and non -state enemy actors.”

According to Krummrich, the best snipers in America will have trouble decreasing a goal that moves at 35 km / h, as can the quadcopter docctos.

He pointed to the panoply of threat groups that could take advantage of the Drone War, from China and North Korea to homemade threats such as an antifa and environmental extremists, and exhibited as a Villans actor could strike at a sporting event from 1,000 kilometers with appropriate planning and orchestration.

General David Grange, a 101st aerial retiree veteran, recently returned from Ukraine where his Osprey elite military veterinarian team made an evaluation and supply of “necessity” to field hospitals and the like.

Grange said that the use of Ukraine drones is an “example of asymmetric war book”: the slang that represents the proverbial stage of David V. Goliath.

“If a similar attack based on Drone on the US floor is launched, it would be extremely difficult to intercept once it was launched, just as the 11/11 events,” said Grange.

The general estimated that there are 3,000 band members, terrorists and/or sleeping agents of hostile nations already in the state, and that Drone’s actions would be cheap and difficult to detect at the moment.

But Feds are aware that there are vulnerabilities and that they work actively to prepare for a potential scenario, he added:

“It is not a matter of complacency, it is a quick evolving landscape.”

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Last year, civilians and officers appeared in the same way that they appeared in the repeated observations of suspicious drones in the Middle Atlantic, included near the US army’s garrison at the Picicinny Arsenal in Dover, NJ, and the President Donald Trump Golf Club.

Several “spy balloons” allegedly thrown by China crossed the Arctic, the large plains and Sandhills in 2023. One balloon was fallen and recovered from the Great Strand, while the remains of another were collected on Lake Huron.

Grange said the situation of New Jersey was a “critical call”.

“Incidents like this emphasize the importance of changing from the reactive stance to the proactive deterrent,” he said.

“We do not start from scratch, but we are in a race to close the void between emerging threats and our ability to counteract -them.”

He said that the idea of ​​an impenetrable North America is not sustainable, he warned that he is not panic, but that these vulnerabilities are being applied surgically.

“The resolution of this challenge will require an approach of all hands: federal, state and local governments must work on the private industry, research institutions and technological developers to close the gaps in our national defense stance,” Grange said, adding the Ukrainian-Russia conflict illustrates “the new face of the war.”

At a December Hearing, Homeland’s security subcommittee on Terrorism President August Pflger, R-Texas, warned that “in the wrong hands, Drone technology can negatively affect American national security while disturbing critical infrastructure.”

“We need to secure our skies of unauthorized aerial systems, but the most important of the homeland of foreign opponents.”

Pentagon Brass testified that Northcom would have fallen any drone that seemed to represent any imminent physical threat.

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Kelly Siegel, CEO of National Technology Management, a Michigan -based cybersecurity firm, told Fox News Digital that Ukraine’s operation reminds us that more than three quarters of all drones are made in China.

He said that the drone and threats related to cybernetics in the homeland overlap.

“Like drones have quickly become critical weapons, causing about 65% of Russian battlefield losses, cyber -threats evolve at ray speed. Keeping -being disciplined and ahead of emerging technology is vital.”

Russia has already interrupted guided weapons with American supply through electronic jams, an example of something that reflects current threats for critical infrastructure and critical security systems.

In response to concerns, an official of the Department of Defense told Fox News Digital that the Pentagon “routinely performs the evaluations of threats as the operating environment continues to evolve.”

“Our goal is to allow tailor -made response options to protect our members of the service and installations. The specific details of the implementation are not disseminated for operational security reasons.”

Israel, a U.S. key ally, is known for his “Dome Iron Dome” missile defense system, endorsed by more than $ 2 billion in North -American funding. The system has played a crucial role in the intercept of Hamas rocket attacks and other evil actors.

The United States currently does not have a similar system, although Trump proposed what he calls a “golden dome” system.

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