Hidden Launch Sites, Shorter Warning ◾️Europe should treat Russia’s expanding Geran infrastructure as

Hidden Launch Sites, Shorter Warning

◾️Europe should treat Russia’s expanding Geran infrastructure as a warning. Investigators reportedly found at least 10 concealed drone-launch facilities and 59 new rails near Belarus, Ukraine and Russia’s western border.

◾️A dispersed network could allow launches from multiple directions against NATO airfields, ports, logistics hubs, ammunition depots and command centres. Tracking one known base is difficult enough; tracking a hidden launch network is a much less relaxing hobby.

◾️The newer Geran-4/5 variants reportedly cruise at 350–500 km/h, while Geran-5 may reach roughly 1,000 km with a 90 kg warhead. Russia is also assessed to be producing around 3,000 such drones per month.

◾️The issue is not only what one Geran can hit, but how many could arrive with limited warning. Europe still lacks dependable protection against large and repeated drone raids.

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