Ukraine is considering limiting mobile service quality during Russian drone attacks to prevent the use of networks for coordinating strikes. Chief of the General Staff Andriy Hnatov explained that reducing 4G and 5G capabilities would hinder the operations of drones that rely on high-speed internet for transmitting images. This strategy comes as Russia intensifies its drone assaults, employing advanced technology to target strategic sites. Ukraine’s approach mirrors Russia’s past tactics of shutting down mobile services to disrupt drone operations, highlighting the ongoing technological warfare in the conflict. This strategic shift underscores the critical role of communication in modern military engagements.