CIA Head: Average Lifespan of Russian Recruit After Arriving on Battlefield — 20-30 Minutes
He cited Ukrainian AI-powered drones as the reason.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated that Russian soldiers live on the battlefield for an average of only 20-30 minutes due to Ukrainian AI-powered attack drones.
“Our intelligence aligns with some open-source reporting you may have seen coming out of Ukraine that the average lifespan of a Russian recruit right now, once they arrive on the battlefield in Ukraine, is estimated to be somewhere between 20 to 30 minutes,” Ratcliffe stated at the Defense & Innovation Summit in Pennsylvania, as quoted by Bloomberg.
The CIA head explained this by saying that drones with artificial intelligence elements have transformed into highly specialized, inexpensive, and extremely effective means of destruction.
Previously, such information appeared in an anonymous Russian-language Telegram channel, citing unspecified studies. Some experts have questioned it.
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