surveillance

Assessment of Al Najaf International Airport reveals critical security gap: no verified autonomous or robotic systems deployed at a high-threat site serving 15-20M pilgrims annually despite CARVER score of 44/50.

Assessment of Baghdad International Airport's security posture reveals CARVER-44 criticality with zero confirmed autonomous deployments in an active conflict zone, identifying urgent C-UAS and perimeter robotics procurement gaps.

Assessment of Basra International Airport's vulnerability to drone and ground-based attacks reveals critical capability gaps in counter-UAS and perimeter security despite high-risk profile.

Case study of April 2026 Ukrainian loitering munition strikes on Russian energy infrastructure in Samara and Nizhny Novgorod regions, analyzing damage, cascading effects, and implications for interior energy site vulnerability.

Case study of a Russian loitering munition strike on Dnipro, Ukraine on April 23, 2026, analyzing tactical employment, urban impact, and DRES implications.

Assessment of Kirkuk International Airport's security posture reveals a CARVER-44, HIGH-DRES site with zero verified robotic or autonomous defensive deployments against documented drone and ground threats.

Assessment of Mosul International Airport's critical infrastructure vulnerability and robotics deployment gaps in a post-conflict, high-threat environment.

Ukrainian Navy intercepts single Russian drone attack on Odesa port on 23 April 2026; no damage recorded. Analysis of targeting patterns, defense posture, and strategic implications.

Strategic assessment of Umm Qasr Port, Iraq's critical import chokepoint, reveals zero verified autonomous system deployments despite CARVER-43 threat profile and subsurface vulnerability score of 16.5.