There are so many drones over Ukraine that soldiers can be unsure which ones belong to each side. But a Ukrainian operator said Russia is innovating less, making some of its drones easier to beat.

Ukrainian soldiers told Business Insider that the tactic extends the reach of Russia's deadly first-person-view (FPV) drones.

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The drones resemble Iranian-designed Shaheds, which Russia has used in devastating strikes on Ukraine throughout the war.

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Russia is flying fewer types of drones than Ukraine, which is making them easier to recognize and defeat, a Ukrainian drone operator told Business Insider. Dimko Zhluktenko, a drone operator with ...