Operation 'Web' Shocked the World: Pentagon Admits Helplessness Against Drones.

On June 1, an operation 'Web' took place in Ukraine, during which Russian strategic bombers were destroyed using drones. This action raised concerns in military circles, particularly in the United States.

According to the American publication USA Today, the Pentagon admitted its inability to defend itself against such attacks.

A high-ranking U.S. military official stated: 'We haven't even come close to solving this problem. No one has.'

Measures for Protection Against Drones

In light of the urgency of this matter, the Pentagon has begun directing significant funds towards developing counter-drone measures, such as electronic jammers, small missiles, handheld weapons, and others.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized: 'Only Ukrainian weapons were used during the operation.'

Despite the measures taken, the issue of protection against drones remains relevant. The necessity for significant spending on protection against these attacks is already being discussed.

During the special operation 'Web', Russian bombers were destroyed in Ukraine using drones, which caused outrage in military circles, including in the U.S. The Pentagon issued a statement about its unpreparedness for such attacks and began significant expenditures on developing counter-drone measures. The problem of protection against drones remains relevant, and the possibility of significant spending on ensuring safety from these attacks is being considered.