Sinéad Baker is a News Correspondent at Business Insider. She primarily covers the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, focusing on soldiers' experiences, military strategy, and the geopolitical implications of Russia's invasion. Sinéad's work has been featured in various outlets, including Business Insider India, Yahoo News, and The Guardian.
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Sinéad Baker's coverage suggests a focus on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, military tactics, and world affairs. She has a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to this region and topic. Therefore, she is likely to be interested in receiving pitches from individuals with expertise or firsthand knowledge of developments in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, military tactics, missile attacks, naval warfare, and drone technology.
Given her interest in government announcements and her coverage of government & politics as well as world affairs topics within the context of this conflict, she may also be receptive to insights from political analysts or experts familiar with geopolitical dynamics involving these countries.
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By: Sinéad Baker
Western militaries aren't as used to fighting the drone threat as they are aircraft and missiles. Wolfgang Schwan/Anadolu via Getty Images
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Ukraine's battlefield tech has proven real-world performance that partners are paying attention to. Nikoletta Stoyanova/Getty Images
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Ukrainian civilians face similar threats to some soldiers, and are learning how to keep each other alive. Andrii Khodkov/Apostrophe/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images
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The West has been able to get control of the air in its conflicts in recent decades, but there are warnings that it's not guaranteed in future war.
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The new proliferation of drones exposes how US defense isn't ready, industry insiders say. Kostya Liberov/ Libkos via Getty Images
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Russia has gone from not wanting to use drones against a single Ukrainian to now using "up to 15 drones to kill a single soldier," an official said.
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Ukraine is targeting a new distance from the frontline with drones and says it's causing big issues for Russia. Alfons Cabrera/NurPhoto via Getty Images
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Drone command centers, units, and operators are highly valuable targets, so Ukraine keeps them mobile and underground.
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Piloting a drone in wartime requires going slow and hunting, very different skills from hobbyists who race drones. Wolfgang Schwan/Anadolu via Getty Images
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NATO allies have centralized their air operations into a small number of combined air operations centers, and that needs to change, a top official said.
