Shahed-killing interceptor drones may look simple, but building them to keep up with the threat isn't easy

Source: Business Insider

Skyfall's P1 Sun interceptor drone. Genya SAVILOV / AFP via Getty ImagesInterceptor drones, a popular air defense tool in Ukraine, are becoming a global hot commodity. In just a year or so, these drones have gone from flying at 100 mph to over 220 mph.

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Shahed-killing interceptor drones may look simple, but building them to keep up with the threat isn't easy

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