Artificial intelligence accelerates shifts in modern military strategy across global conflicts

Military strategies worldwide are increasingly being shaped by artificial intelligence and automated systems. Former Ukrainian defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov framed the conflict with Russia as a fast-paced technological contest, crediting domestic drone and robotic development with significantly extending strike capabilities into Russian territory. However, constraints on using commercial platforms such as SpaceX's Starlink for cross-border targeting remain an operational challenge.

Meanwhile, Ukraine's military intelligence service reported identifying an American-made microcomputer in a newly produced Russian missile, pointing to the potential integration of artificial intelligence for autonomous navigation.

Globally, advanced automation continues to expand across major militaries. China's People's Liberation Army has deployed an AI-driven platform designed to coordinate and plan simultaneous, large-scale airstrikes against hundreds of targets.

Sources: Liga net, NEXTA, NV, Point, The Insider