Russia’s secret drone math: one Tatarstan plant could yield 28,000 more drone bodies a year
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Russia is quietly moving to expand the capacity of the plant behind its long-range attack drones, a step that could sharply raise how many it launches at Ukraine, according to Politico. The plan turns on a single carbon fiber factory in Russia's Tatarstan region and runs to the end of the decade.
These files add something narrower than Russia's known intent to fight on: they identify carbon fiber as a critical mater
Russia is quietly moving to expand the capacity of the plant behind its long-range attack drones, a step that could sharply raise how many it launches at Ukraine, according to Politico. The plan turns on a single carbon fiber factory in Russia's Tatarstan region and runs to the end of the decade.
These files add something narrower than Russia's known intent to fight on: they identify carbon fiber as a critical mater
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