Russia was facing monthslong delays in anti-jam antennas. Now it’s putting them on foam decoys for Shaheds.

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• Ukraine is finding advanced antennas on Russia’s low-priority foam and plywood Gerbera drones.
• A top drone advisor said it’s a sign Russia has surged production of the anti-jamming component.
• That’s just after Russia was facing a three-to-five-month wait for these antennas last year, he said.

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