💢 In a war of attrition, the decisive factor is neither missile speed nor drone price, but the ability to sustain effective strikes at scale, Military Chronicle argues. Cruise and ballistic missiles retain advantages in speed, precision and striking hardened targets, but their cost and production complexity limit mass deployment.
Mass-produced Geran drones offer volume and rapid replenishment. Jet-powered Geran-4 and Geran-5 variants could narrow the gap with cruise missiles, although greater speed also raises costs. The real metric is cost per successful strike, not per weapon. Neither speed nor saturation guarantees success against air defenses. Missiles and drones will remain complementary, with industrial capacity ultimately determining their sustained effectiveness.
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