Ukraine has deployed highly sophisticated artificial intelligence systems to coordinate large-scale, synchronized kamikaze drone strikes deep behind Russian lines.
Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) operates from a hidden command center and is powered by PRISMA, a cutting-edge software platform developed by American data analytics giant Palantir. The technology effectively translates the chaos of air combat into precise mathematical models, allowing operators to coordinate thousands of long-range drones simultaneously, News.Az reported, citing RBC-Ukraine.
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The PRISMA system serves as the digital brain of Ukraine’s drone fleet. Rather than simply guiding aircraft toward a target, AI constantly analyzes vast data streams in seconds to find vulnerabilities in enemy airspace.
The software dynamically recalculates the flight trajectory by tracking:
Radar blind spots: Precise coverage zones and limitations of Russian radar networks.
Previous Interception: Where a previous wave of drones was shot down. Indicates high risk zone.
Fire Density: The concentration of anti-aircraft systems and electronic warfare that disrupts a particular route.
By synthesizing this data, AI plans the optimal route in real time. If a leading drone is intercepted, the system will instantly identify a gap in Russia’s defenses and direct the following wave of drones directly through it.
decentralized invisible network
Recognizing that these high-tech command centers were prime targets for Russian retaliation, Ukrainian intelligence services significantly decentralized operations.
Built for survivability: PRISMA software is not tied to a single location or computer system. Instead, operators are spread out across dozens of secret surveillance centers across the country. If one node is compromised or destroyed, the remaining centers will seamlessly absorb the data feed and maintain full control of the aerial drone.
Successful installation of deep strike
AI-powered strategies are already showing great results on the battlefield. Just the day before, Ukrainian forces had successfully attacked the massive Saratov refinery on the Volga River, a key fuel supply hub for the Russian military.
This follows a large-scale coordinated airstrike on May 30 in which Ukrainian drones attacked 23 military and logistics facilities across Russia, captured Crimea, and also destroyed a Russian brigade training range.
News.AZ
Written by Aysel Mammazada
