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Title: Methodology and deployment of Iranian drones by the Russian military in the war on Ukraine
Summary: After underestimating the capabilities and unilateral support given to the Ukrainian government, Russia, is now facing a supply shortage and has turned to their short list of allies for supply assistance in their war on Ukraine. Drone attacks on Ukraine have recently increased as Russia has renewed its attacks throughout western regions of Ukraine. The introduction of these new drones needs to be investigated to ensure that counter measures are in place to assist the Ukrainian army with defense weapons and protect other U.S. interests abroad.
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Body of Report: Source A provides a basic explanation of how Russia has procured drones from Iran for attack against enemy targets. It describes the deal between the two states and how it is likely to make Russia an even bigger threat to Western interests. The source notes that the use of foreign-made drones raises concerns about Russia's compliance with international law. However, Russia is not a signatory to the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, which regulates the transfer of weapons between countries. Source B provides additional information on drone attacks in Ukraine originating from Russian soil. The drones...…Yaroshenko, O., & Ovcharenko, ?. (2022). Some views on the detection and determination of unmanned aerial vehicle of the shahed-136 (geran-2) type.Political Science and Security Studies Journal,3(3), 35-43. Source is from an academic journal. Reported information is likely accurate.
Source D - Russia Bombards Ukraine With Iranian Kamikaze Drones. (17 October 2022). Written by Thomas Newdick. Retrieved from https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/russia-bombards-ukraine-with-iranian-kamikaze-drones Source is from a technology and military news site. Information reported may be accurate.
Source E- How Houthi Drone Attacks Boosted Russias War in Ukraine. (22 November 2022). Written by Michael Horowitz. Retrieved from https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/how-houthi-drone-attacks-boosted-russia%E2%80%99s-war-ukraine-205930. Source is a blog post written by a partisan…
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