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Rubicon Center adds remote logistics mining and VKS strike designation to FPV-PVO role

Published 30 September 2026 · updated 3 October 2026

Rubicon Center’s 2 October combat log (episode 168) documents two roles beyond drone intercept: aerial remote-mining of Ukrainian logistics routes and real-time target designation for Russian Aerospace Forces strike missions. Day and night FPV-PVO shifts continue against both short-range and long-range Ukrainian UAVs across the Donbas, Krasnoliman and Sumy axes.

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