The anti-aircraft missiles above the Kremlin broke through the night sky, and the Russians looked up, and there was no absolute confidence in security.

According to the latest information from the Russian Defense Ministry, during the night, Russian access systems intercepted 100 Ukrainian drones in several areas, six of which were shot down in the Moscow area, including four in the capital.

Behind this figure is a new type of offensive and defensive battle with drones as the protagonist.

According to the Russian newspaper, there was a detailed interpretation of the multi-level air defense system around Russia.

This system consists of four batches: from the A-135 strategic anti-missile system to the S-500 and S-400 anti-aircraft missiles, and then to the "Armor" series specifically designed to deal with drones.

From the paper data, Moscow can also be said to be one of the cities with the strictest epidemic resistance in the world.

However, theoretical improvement does not mean real combat efficiency, according to the Russian Defense Ministry's recent consecutive announcements, the scale of drone attacks is a trend of rising, from the day of intercepting 17 drastically increased to 100 aircraft.

In the face of Russia¡¯s powerful air defense system, Ukrus adopted a clever, asymmetric combat strategy.

The attack drones used today are mainly targeted at civilian infrastructure, a tactic that is essentially cost-effective.

According to the analysis of the European Defense Agency, a simple drone costs just $8,000, while a S-400 air defense missile is worth a million dollars, such an exchange ratio, leaving the defense side is facing heavy economic pressure.

The production capacity of the drone is also continuously improving, according to the public data shows, Ukrainian plans to manufacture 30,000 long-range strike drones throughout the year, only the "fire point" company has realized the daily production capacity of 100 FP-1 drones.

Faced with the danger of our Hunan aircraft, Russia has to take a multi-pronged approach.

On the one hand, Russia is adjusting their air defense deployment. Military analysis shows that Russia has not transferred the most advanced S-300 and S-400 missile systems to Moscow, forming a multi-layer defense circle.

On the other hand, Russia also used drones to counter-attack, with the Ukrainian air force announcing that from the evening of 27 to the early morning of 28 Russia launched 38 drones against the city of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin also said in public that Russia could use advanced missiles to strike at a decision-making centre in Ukraine, a statement also seen as a response to the drone attack.

This drone defense has once again gone beyond simple tactical confrontation and has become a game on the strategic level.

Ukrainian officials have once pointed out that Russia¡¯s air defense systems are still mainly concentrated in the occupied territories as well as around Moscow and St. Petersburg, where defences are relatively weak.

This tendency has also caused the Russian military to get into a problem: if the air defense system is concentrated on protecting the capital, the border areas and other critical infrastructures will be more vulnerable to attacks, and if decentralized, it will be difficult to form an effective fire density.

Continuous drone attacks are also affecting people's perception of conflict. When daily life is disturbed by the explosion of air defense alarms, the social mentality will quietly change.

It is also re-shaping the face of modern warfare, which can be seen in the response of the international community.

On September 16, the EU held a meeting on the construction of a drone wall, all want to use drone systems to conduct defense defense, this plan is covered over several countries such as Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland.

The EU¡¯s responsible defence view is that the European defence system has gaps that need to be filled.

At the same time, preventing drones has become a global issue. China has also continued to increase its efforts to investigate and punish drone "black flying" and other behaviors. Many places have also issued relevant regulations regulating the flight activities of unmanned aerial vehicles. you

I am illuminated by the air defense firepower, the Russian-Ukrainian drone plant is still stepping up production, and this consumption war is also testing both the military-industrial capacity and the resilience of the people.

There are no winners in drone wars, only survivors. In this unequal contest, all parties are looking for their opponents' weaknesses and preparing for the next round of attack and defense.

Source of information: This article comprehensively refers to public information such as Russia's official news agency, Russia's "Al-View", analysis data from European defense agencies, and reports from official media in China.