c-uas

Ben Gurion Airport faces critical air-defense gaps despite high security investment. DRES analysis reveals unresolved civil-layer C-UAS vulnerability in one of the world's most threatened aviation hubs.

Case study of 27 April 2026 Russian drone and missile strike on Odesa, Ukraine, analyzing attack tactics, air defense response, and strategic implications for critical infrastructure.

Assessment of Port of Beirut's critical infrastructure vulnerabilities reveals zero confirmed autonomous system deployments despite CARVER score of 48/50 and conflict-zone status.

Assessment of Diori Hamani International Airport in Niger reveals a high-criticality site (CARVER 44/50, DRES 7.0) with zero verified robotic deployments across C-UAS, perimeter surveillance, or runway inspection systems.

Ukrainian counter-drone manufacturer General Cherry recorded 11,473 confirmed strikes in March 2026, capturing 43% of all Molniya-program intercepts while expanding into NATO markets through partnerships with Orqa and Wilcox Industries.

Assessment of Juba International Airport reveals a critical infrastructure gap: no verified autonomous or robotic systems deployed despite HIGH threat exposure and CARVER score of 44/50 in active conflict zone.

Critical assessment of Merowe Dam's vulnerability to kinetic attack in Sudan's active conflict, with zero verified autonomous defense systems protecting Africa's largest hydroelectric asset.

Assessment of Port Sudan New International Airport's vulnerability to drone strikes and infrastructure threats in active conflict zone, with analysis of robotics deployment gaps.

Case study of a 27 April 2026 drone attack on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, analyzing tactical execution, cascading effects, and implications for nuclear facility security doctrine.