- Ukraine has installed about 510 miles of anti-drone netting on frontline roads this year — more than the north–south length of Florida, creating long tunnel-like protections.
- The pace has accelerated to roughly 5.2 miles of netting laid per day (up from 2.4), and about 720 miles in the past two years — roughly the distance between New York City and Chicago.
- Much of the mesh is repurposed farming or fishing net donated by Western allies; it’s a cheap, effective way to snag small attack drones, though breaches can still occur.
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