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The Pentagon has a drone problem — and it’s getting expensive
Oz Sultan highlights the cost imbalance in US drone warfare, advocating for cheaper interception systems amid rising drone conflicts.
Oz Sultan warns US reliance on costly missiles against cheap Iranian drones underscores need for affordable interception systems
Oz Sultan says the US is increasingly using expensive weapons against much cheaper Iranian drones, pointing to Hellfire missiles costing around $80,000 each.
He argues the imbalance highlights a need for smaller, cheaper interception systems as drone warfare expands across the Middle East and Ukraine.
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