
Matt Borie
Co-founder and Chief Intelligence Officer at Osprey Flight Solutions, an aviation risk and conflict-zone overflight expert.
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Sep 11, 2026
Conflict Zone Drones, Civil Aviation And Airspace Safety
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6:14Karen WalkerHOST
You've got some numbers, I think, in terms of sort of how the- A number of drones and drone activity has, has been increasing there

Matt BorieGUEST
So when this started to happen where outside of border provinces, as in how OSPREY tracks the data, essentially over 300 kilometers inside of Russian airspace we consider a deep strike, uh, in, uh, uh, in, uh, in the conflict.

Matt BorieGUEST
And so we were seeing, you know, 20 to 50 attacks in 2023 per month, right? So maybe one or two a day.

Matt BorieGUEST
In 2025, we started getting into the hundreds per month, and even the thousands per month, so dozens per day.
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17:04Karen WalkerHOST
Um, have you seen any, any response? Is it more likely that m- um, some of those that are still going through Russian airspace might m- might reroute as a result of that statement?