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Russia launched a new drone-focused military branch in 2024 to boost battlefield coordination and combat effectiveness, with over 1.5 million drones deployed and full readiness targeted by late 2025.
Russia has formally established the Unmanned Systems Forces, a new military branch created to centralize drone operations and enhance coordination across combat units.
The force, launched in late 2024 under Defense Minister Andrey Belousov, now includes regiments, battalions, and support units with operators, engineers, and technicians.
It has conducted thousands of combat missions, including strikes on vehicles and armored personnel carriers, and is integrated into frontline operations.
The move, driven by lessons from the war in Ukraine, aims to boost Russia’s drone warfare capabilities, with over 1.5 million unmanned systems delivered in 2024.
Expansion and training continue, with a dedicated academy in development, as Moscow seeks full operational readiness by late 2025.
Rusia lanzó una nueva rama militar enfocada en drones en 2024 para impulsar la coordinación en el campo de batalla y la efectividad en el combate, con más de 1.5 millones de drones desplegados y con la meta de estar completamente preparados para finales de 2025.