[Editorial] Reframing drone defense
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A weapon’s price says little about the cost of stopping it. A drone costing a fraction of the cost of an interceptor can force its target to spend millions in
Korea must adapt to a paradigm shift in warfare amid rising drone threats
A weapon’s price says little about the cost of stopping it. A drone costing a fraction of the cost of an interceptor can force its target to spend millions in reply. From Ukraine to the Middle East, that imbalance has made interception economics a central military concern.
South Korea offers little strategic depth, with critical infrastructure packed into a small territory within reach of a heavily armed neighbor.
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