About one year ago I made a video with the core argument that modern war is closer to how startups work than how classic industrial complex works.
It's scary how this simple fact still hasn't fully landed with most policy makers in the wider west.
It's fast iteration cycles and quick data-based feedback cycles from the direct front-line (see thread)
Imho Europe/EU needs Ukraine more than the other way round.
They already produce more drones than China and are capable of doing full sovereign sourcing (not at scale but at least doable, if ever needed).
Next up we are seeing autonomy, swarms, and ground drones that act below jamming cones.
This isn't slowing down until Putin gives up on his ego-dreams.
Ukraine links every drone, sensor and weapon through Delta, giving troops one live battlefield map. Pilots pin Russian soldiers and vehicles; nearby units respond.
Robert “Magyar” Brovdi delegates 90% of combat decisions — WSJ. 1/