> If they're small - like quadcopter size - then how did you get them in range of a ship more then 10 miles off shore? Ukraine's up to ~40. https://www.busines

> If they're small - like quadcopter size - then how did you get them in range of a ship more then 10 miles off shore? Ukraine's up to ~40. https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-war-drones-relay-system-long-range-milestone-donetsk-2025-11 https://www.businessinsider.com/ukraine-war-drones-relay-sys... They're also using their USVs as drone motherships. > If they're large, like back of a pickup sized (which is roughly a Shahed - link for scale) then how did you transport and move them without being noticed and interdicted? The Taliban moved pickup-sized loads around just fine. > You're talking about flying a 1000 of something into exactly one target which has CIWS designed to track and kill supersonic missiles at close range (and is likely in a flotilla with data linked fire control). Here's one failing to shoot a single Shahed in Baghdad down. https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1rwen7b/cram_failed_to_intercept_incoming_drone_impact/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1rwen7b/cram... They're weapons of last resort, and they're nowhere near perfect.