Ukraine's mid-range drones are its new ace against Russia, but many don't arrive war-ready, pilot says

A member of Ukraine's Typhoon unit holds a Hornet attack drone, known for its AI-targeting capabilities. Nikoletta Stoyanova/Getty Images Mid-range drones are giving Ukraine a way to attack supply routes and command posts in Russia's rear. But drone pilots are also having to spend time testing new entries to the up-and-coming drone class. Some arrive at the front lines riddled with issues, one test pilot told Business Insider. To Spring, some of the new drones blunting Russia's momentum fir...