Ukraine makes its anti-drone road nets a national standard in a new strategy for defensive lines through 2028. It has already strung over more than 1,000 kilometers of road
FPV drones hunt anything moving near the front, so Kyiv is codifying the protection solutions.
Ukraine has made anti-drone road nets a national standard in a new defensive strategy through 2028, according to the Defense Ministry. The country has already installed over 1,066 kilometers of this protective netting by mid-July, with an aim to expand it to 4,000 kilometers by the end of 2026. These measures include overhead netting, wire-mesh canopies and reinforced barriers designed to intercept Russian FPV drones that can operate within a 15-30 kilometer radius of the frontlines.
The government plans to manage this extensive network via a single digital geographic information platform, incorporating existing systems like the DELTA situational-awareness system. This platform will maintain records, monitor the condition of defensive lines, and help allocate resources efficiently. The strategy also encompasses fortification building, engineering obstacles, modern anti-drone designs, reserve materials, and digital record-keeping, all aimed at safeguarding military personnel and civilians.
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