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Ukraine is the world's most intense laboratory for defence technology innovation — and the lessons are coming fast.
Defence Forward goes inside Ukraine's fighting machine, bringing you unfiltered conversations with the founders building it, the operators using it, and the experts shaping what comes next. Hosted by cylindr Defence and the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation.
For defence leaders, investors and anyone who needs to understand where modern warfare is heading.
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Inside Ukraine's Deep Strike: Oleksandr Sukhoi on Data-Driven Warfare and 1500km Drone Strikes
samedi 6 juin 2026 • Duration 54:08
In March 2026, Ukraine launched more drones into Russian territory in a single month than Russia launched into Ukraine. The 1st Unmanned Aerial Systems Center accounts for more than half of that number. Oleksandr — the head of analytical department — explains the full chain: from mission order and logistics to post-mission reporting and how his team eliminates every bottleneck in between.
The 1st Center is something unprecedented in military history. What started as a battalion in 2022 - the first unit in the world to operate drones simultaneously across tactical, operational, and strategic levels — has grown into a center-level structure launching thousands of drones per month.
Oleksandr Sukhoi spent 25 years building software teams across Europe. Then in late 2024, he made the same choice as thousands of other Ukrainians: he traded his civilian career for military service. Today he heads the analytical department of the 1st Center - the unit responsible for more than half of all Ukrainian deep strikes into Russian territory. This is Episode №1 of Defence Forward podcast, where we go inside Ukraine's fighting machine.
At peak impact, the 1st UAS Center had disrupted 30-40% of Russia's oil export capacity. Oleksandr explains the psychological dimension too: Russian propagandists openly started saying the war should end. That signal is tracked, measured, and factored into how operations are planned.
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Key moments:
00:00 Introduction to Alexander Suchy and His Role
03:15 Transition from IT to Military Service
06:22 Understanding Deep Strike Operations
09:06 Analyzing the Impact of Deep Strikes
12:26 Counteroffensive Measures and Tactical Adjustments
15:20 The Dynamics of Warfare and Future Predictions
18:11 Target Selection and Strategic Planning
21:28 Drone Warfare: Tactics and Countermeasures
24:17 Training and Resources for Effective Defense
29:38 Collaboration and Resource Allocation in Warfare
34:02 Feedback Loops and Real-Time Adjustments
36:38 Electronic Warfare: Challenges and Adaptations
38:58 Innovations in Drone Technology
41:02 Russia's Adaptation and Information Warfare
42:06 After Action Reviews and Strategic Insights
43:29 The Psychological Impact of Strikes
44:51 Targeting Moscow: Risks and Rewards
47:02 Long-Term Impact of Strikes on Russian Economy
48:37 Fundraising and Resource Needs
51:30 The Broader Implications of the War
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