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Oct 25, 2026
UrbanHOST
Tomorrow we can kind of get everything in that I want to talk about, but we're going to talk about how the CCRU, the Cybernetic Culture Research Unit, their time war, the Mark Fisher time war theory, might have some basis in reality.
UrbanHOST
So we're going to talk about, tonight, drone warfare.
UrbanHOST
And when you think of drone or unmanned aerial vehicle or whatever they call them, Think of swarms because technically we talked about the DOD authorization guidance 3000.09 on autonomous weapons.
UrbanHOST
And so drone swarm is a big kind of gray space.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
Well...
speaker_2UNKNOWN
So it's just
UrbanHOST
crazy because somebody wrote a book titled Gender and Drone Warfare, a Hauntological Perspective by Lindsay C. Clark.
UrbanHOST
Fascinating that I had to look into this because they used all of these words in the same book.
GerdesHOST
Russian troops launched attacks against Ukraine overnight with Iskander-K cruise missiles and a hundred eighty-six drones.
GerdesHOST
At least two people were killed as Russian drone attacks struck a twenty-four story apartment building in Kyiv overnight.
GerdesHOST
Again, hitting civilians and, and the world's not outraged.
GerdesHOST
They're complaining about diesel prices while civilians peacefully sleeping in their own apartments at night are being struck, m- like, every day by Russia in their apartment buildings.
GerdesHOST
Now, this one was in Kyiv, and this is in Kharkiv.
GerdesHOST
Strike university building in Kremenchuk.
GerdesHOST
Russian drone attacks killed two elderly residents in Kharkiv Oblast.
GerdesHOST
Struck a university building in Poltava, uh, overnight, and local authorities reported this is what it looks like.
TomHOST
And there's all kinds of stuff out there that you can buy.
TomHOST
And, you know, these this is like the new modern drone warfare.
TomHOST
Now, what makes I think this whole thing more interesting is that.
TomHOST
you know, we fly airplanes in these environments.
Rudy MartinezHOST
South Korea has warned of a firm response to any provocation.
Rudy MartinezHOST
NATO is sending more patrol aircraft, radar systems, and intelligence personnel to the Black Sea after drone attacks on commercial ships.
Rudy MartinezHOST
NATO spokesman Colonel Martin O'Donnell said Tuesday that allies have sent, or will send, maritime patrol aircraft, radar systems, explosive exploitation teams, intelligence personnel, and drones.
Rudy MartinezHOST
He said the most important step is better situational awareness through more sensors and data sharing.
Rudy MartinezHOST
Military analysts say Russia almost certainly carried out the attacks, but Moscow has not acknowledged responsibility.
Rudy MartinezHOST
What American readers need to know.
Rudy MartinezHOST
NATO is adding a patrol aircraft, radar, and intelligence staff in the Black Sea after drone attacks on ships near Romania and Bulgaria.
Rudy MartinezHOST
The EU's top diplomat counts six attacks in 10 days.
Todd BensmanGUEST
It's been a long time.
Todd BensmanGUEST
We have seen... islamic uh terrorist plot to do drone attacks in the united states and then we catch them before they get a chance to do it so it's not like it's out of sight and out of mind for those people for the jihadist crowd uh and i i could certainly imagine the iranians being able to pull something like that off but I don't see them coming in with crowds of jihadists charging over and suicide bombing themselves up because the border on both sides of the the southern border on both sides, on the Mexican side and on our side, are very heavily militarized in a lot of areas.
Todd BensmanGUEST
The Mexican military is there because if they're not there, we're doing tariffs.
Todd BensmanGUEST
So the Mexicans are required to be there by dent of Donald Trump's tariff threat on their side, and they have what's called mirroring operations.
Todd BensmanGUEST
They probably spend far more of their time preparing for war.
Todd BensmanGUEST
I do believe that they are correct to prepare for drone warfare.
Todd BensmanGUEST
And if there is an attack on US soil, it probably is going to be from a drone.
Todd BensmanGUEST
I've talked about this on your show before.
Todd BensmanGUEST
And they probably spend far more of their time preparing for war.
Todd BensmanGUEST
I do believe that they are correct to prepare for drone warfare.
Todd BensmanGUEST
and if there is a an attack on u.s soil it probably is going to be from a drone i've talked about this on your show before i've written extensively about the mexican cartels sending their operatives to ukrainian military units to learn how to fight with drones to learn how to bring their tech the ukrainian tech famed ukrainian drone technology back to Mexico, they're already using those drones and the techniques that they've learned and the tactics, the battle tactics against their enemies and against Mexican forces.
Todd BensmanGUEST
What they have not yet done is cross the red line of attacking an American soldier.
Mohamed HassanHOST
A two-week siege is worsening the humanitarian crisis in that city with food shortages and soaring prices.
Mohamed HassanHOST
Drone warfare is having a devastating impact on civilians in Sudan.
Mohamed HassanHOST
Fighting between the army and paramilitary rapid support forces, or RSF, increasingly involves attacks from the sky.
Mohamed HassanHOST
The United Nations says drone strikes have become the leading cause of civilian deaths.
Malcolm NanceHOST
OK, let's go on to the subject of Romania is now shooting down Jiran and Shahid drones now daily.
Malcolm NanceHOST
NATO is actually in an active anti-drone war combat against drones, which they don't know whether they're originating in Russia.
Malcolm NanceHOST
But there is a possibility that they are originating in Iran.
Malcolm NanceHOST
is in Iran and flying through.
Luke MoonGUEST
Well, I would say, like, the war in, in Russia and Ukraine has transformed warfare, absolutely.
Luke MoonGUEST
I mean, we are, we are watching, uh, real time, particularly in that conflict, uh, the, the introduction of drone warfare in a, in a sys- systematic way that is, that is re- causing a lot of, you know, lot of shifting, a lot of logistical issues, because these things are not expensive.
Luke MoonGUEST
Uh, they...
Luke MoonGUEST
And, and they're easy to maneuver, and they're causing a lot of damage, and it, it is a really interesting thing to, to witness.
Luke MoonGUEST
Well, I, I and I think that's the issue, is that, is that you end up with these, with this territory, the, the way that the lines are moving, they're, they're, they're pretty much moving, uh, you know, there's no no man's land.
Luke MoonGUEST
Either they're taking ground or losing ground.
Luke MoonGUEST
And because of the drone warfare, the Ukrainians have been able to push things further, like, bomb things much, much deeper inside of Russia, causing a lot of, of damage to the Russian economy.
Luke MoonGUEST
Uh, oil, oil was har- or gas was hard to get for a, you know, a few weeks this summer in Russia because of the attacks on, on refineries.
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