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ARES Security's AVERT platform leverages 25 years of nuclear security heritage to compete in autonomous physical security, but accreditation gaps threaten DoD scaling.

CARVER-46 bridge in Belarus serving 1.3M within 25km shows zero verified autonomous defenses, extreme subsurface vulnerability (DRES 10.8), and no C-UAS in a conflict-zone posture.

Assessment of bridge infrastructure in western Belarus identifies high-value target (CARVER 46/50) with zero verified autonomous defensive deployments and critical subsurface vulnerability gaps.

Critical infrastructure assessment of a high-value bridge near Minsk reveals significant subsurface and autonomous threat vectors with zero verified defensive deployments.

Assessment of a high-criticality bridge near Minsk reveals a CARVER score of 46/50 in a conflict zone with zero verified autonomous defense systems deployed.

Critical infrastructure assessment of a high-value bridge in Belarus reveals extreme CARVER score (46/50) and subsurface threat exposure with zero verified autonomous defense deployments.

Critical infrastructure assessment of a high-value bridge in Belarus with CARVER score of 46/50 reveals significant subsurface and ground-level vulnerabilities with zero documented autonomous defensive deployments.

Assessment of a high-CARVER bridge near Belarus reveals extreme subsurface vulnerability and zero verified autonomous protection deployments in a conflict-adjacent corridor.

Assessment of bridge infrastructure in western Belarus identifies high-value target (CARVER 46/50) with zero verified autonomous defensive deployments and critical subsurface vulnerability gaps.

Drone strikes on Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and 16 U.S. bases reveal critical infrastructure vulnerabilities as autonomous systems become normalized targets across conflict zones.