Web of Drones: Ukraine’s Deep-Strike Cards Unveiled

Ukraine has crossed a historic threshold in modern warfare. Web of Drones is a Global Eye Intelligence Ukraine Monitor that decodes Operation Spiderweb—the most ambitious deep-penetration drone assault of the Russia–Ukraine war and a blueprint for next-generation conflict.

The report reconstructs how Ukraine’s Security Service executed a multi-axis FPV drone operation striking multiple Russian strategic airbases thousands of kilometres from the frontline. It analyses the operational design: covert logistics, container-based launch systems, telecom-assisted command links, and swarm tactics that bypassed traditional air-defence assumptions. Confirmed damage to long-range bombers and logistics infrastructure is assessed alongside disputed claims, offering a sober intelligence view rather than headline exaggeration.

Beyond the strike itself, the report explains why this operation matters globally. It highlights how low-cost, decentralised drone warfare can neutralise high-value strategic assets, compress escalation timelines, and undermine legacy deterrence models. The psychological impact, doctrinal shock to Russian strategic aviation, and implications for NATO and Indo-Pacific planners are examined in detail.

This is decision-grade military intelligence for defence analysts, policymakers, and security professionals tracking warfare’s next inflection point. Global Eye Intelligence is followed by those who understand doctrinal shifts before they become irreversible norms. Missing this report means studying tomorrow’s wars only after they are already being fought.