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In an exclusive interview with India Today TV's Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai, Ian Bremmer, President, Eurasia Group, talked about Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian airbases and what this long-running conflict means for Europe and the world.
Ukraine executed drone strikes on five Russian airbases using over 100 drones launched from within Russian territory. The attacks targeted strategic bombers and submarines up to 4,800 km from the Ukraine border. Ukraine claims to have destroyed over 40 long-range bombers in the operation, which took 18 months of planning. The strikes used commercially available drones costing around $1000 each, launched from trucks disguised as civilian vehicles. The transcript discusses recent Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian military bases, including the destruction of strategic bomber aircraft. Experts debate whether these attacks represent a major strategic blow to Russia or are merely tactical victories with limited impact on the overall war. The role of technological innovation in warfare, particularly drones, is highlighted. The prospects for peace negotiations and the potential for Russian retaliation are also discussed.
