Dagens Nyheter details weapon technologies in Russia-Ukraine war

Swedish daily Dagens Nyheter details the technical differences between ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones used in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter has published a breakdown explaining the operational mechanics and strategic applications of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones utilized in the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
According to the publication, ballistic missiles follow steep, high-altitude flight paths before descending at extreme speeds, making them exceptionally difficult for air defense systems to intercept. Cruise missiles fly at lower altitudes and maneuver along terrain to evade detection by early-warning radar systems. Drones are frequently deployed in swarm tactics to overwhelm defense networks and exhaust defensive munitions.
The report emphasizes that effective defense against these varied airborne threats requires an integrated, multi-layered air defense architecture capable of tracking targets across distinct flight profiles and speeds.
Sources: Dagens Nyheter
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