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Ideally, you would want to have some type of optimized, low-cost, affordable interceptor system in place

to deal with these, call them leakers, so those drones that leak through the initial air defense barrier,

and then to deal with them in an appropriate way.

And that's something that neither the United

States operates in significant numbers in the region, nor the Gulf states. It's the Lawfare

podcast. I'm Anastasia Lopatina, Ukraine fellow at Lawfare with Fabian Hoffman, a doctoral research

fellow at the University of Oslo and Pavlo Litovkin,

a senior Ukrainian drone instructor who's been teaching foreign armies and civilians

how to pilot and intercept drones.

We need to share expertise and world must put attention to us

because we passed through a lot of things.

And all of that rules, all of that approaches,

it's built on our blood, on our bones, someone's lives and we must deliver it to the world.

We're recorded two separate conversations, speaking about the Iranian Shahed drones

and what the US and its allies can learn from Ukraine as they navigate the war against Iran.

Here is my conversation with Fabian.

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