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Baltic states publicly advocate Ukrainian FPV-and-small-units model as primary defence doctrine

Published 7 October 2026

Russian analyst Rybar reports that Baltic defence establishments are openly debating adoption of FPV drone tactics and small dispersed unit operations — drawn from Ukrainian conflict experience — as the primary warfighting framework against a potential Russian or Belarusian adversary, marking an explicit doctrinal shift away from heavier conventional force concentrations.

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