How Ukraine’s innovative use of drones has revolutionised modern warfare

Inside a Ukrainian command centre, near the frontlines in the Donetsk region, Rustam is beginning to get nervous. As a key member of the Achilles company, an attack drone unit operating in the 92nd Assault Brigade, he is meant to be monitoring the enemy’s movements. But poor weather has grounded their drones and instead, he is staring at a blank screen. “I’m really worrying,” Rustam tells 7.30. Rustam can call in strikes on Russian dugouts from this command centre. ( ABC News: Shaun Kingma ) “I can’t see what’s happening and I’m worrying. I would say that all the commanders…