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  It's not straight line. They can programm them to any route. E.g. fly 5 meter turn left fly 10 meter turn right. It's just that all of this done on ground before launching
context: Russia makes the bet that Iran can produce drones faster than NATO can produce anti-air missiles. >
  
  Honestly I think they’ll be able to do it cheaper with high volume computer assisted machine gun fire or computer guided anti drone electronic warfare weapons. 
  Missiles are expensive but a tracked weapon that either doesn’t need reloading or costs a fraction of a missile is coming. >
  
  Drones are probably just set to fly to a given gps location and then crash there. So fairly resistent to any countermeasure unless it involves messing with GPA signal. >
  
  would it be though? if the drones goes in a straight predictable line then a computer could easily track it and shoot it down no? (disclaimer I know jack shit about this stuff)