“We’re really close to making drone swarms work on the battlefield – but we need operators, and a lot of them,” visionaries from Sine.Engineering, a Ukrainian drone tech firm, tell Cybernews.
“So what is your plan if the war comes to Lithuania?” Andriy Chulyk, Sine.Engineering’s CEO and co-founder, inquires soon after the beginning of our conversation about how the company is helping Kyiv’s war effort.
“Since I’m really angry at the Russian leadership, I’ll strap some explosives on and try to blow up the Kremlin with Putin, Kadyrov, and all the others inside, of course,” I reply only semi-jokingly.
