Russia has built 10 drone bases with at least 59 new launch rails along its borders with Ukraine and Belarus, according to a Telegraph investigation using leaked documents and satellite imagery. Around 20 extended rails appear capable of launching Russia’s latest long-range attack drones, potentially putting Warsaw within range. One site has enough storage for more than 1,000 drones, while additional launch rails are still being built. Seven of the 10 sites have recently been used against Kyiv.
Russia has built 10 drone bases with at least 59 new launch rails along its borders with Ukraine and Belarus, according to a Telegraph investigation using leaked documents and satellite imagery. Around 20 extended rails appear capable of launching Russia’s latest long-range attack drones, potentially putting Warsaw within range. One site has enough storage for more than 1,000 drones, while additional launch rails are still being built. Seven of the 10 sites have recently been used against Kyiv.
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