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I am amazed of the lifting power of those little drones.A bit dated but interesting never-the-less:
The Key Is Pilots, Not Drones: Ukraine’s Escadrone On The Skill Of Flying FPV Kamikazes
Ukraine is fielding thousands of small, locally assembled kamikaze drones to attack Russian tanks, artillery and trenches. But unlike most quadcopters, they require a high level of skill to operate. Ukrainian drone makers Escadrone explain how they designed, built and fielded a game-changing weapon.www.forbes.com
"Donbass Edition"? Looks more like "Dumb Ass Edition" to me.New videos with attacks on Russian position.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmN2vuna-gU8\05\2023
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M74HD_hI45A+
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PbBoEYCQM0
I don't know if ukrainians will prevail in battle at the end but they had won the PR battle by large so far.
If this is true, the fur is about to fly in Russia:
Ukraine war: Russia moves to take direct control of Wagner Group
It appears to be the latest in a public falling out between the Wagner boss and Russian officials.www.bbc.com
Couldn't happen at a better time.
Cutting railway lines is something normally done before a major attack, to try to isolate the combat area, hindering supplies and reinforcements. I wonder if what has gone before is but decoys or faints and the major attack has yet to be launched.Looks like Ukrainians are cutting railway coming form Crimea, no need to take out (yet) Kerch Bridge
View: https://twitter.com/Tendar/status/1667920047199735809
Cutting railway lines is something normally done before a major attack, to try to isolate the combat area, hindering supplies and reinforcements. I wonder if what has gone before is but decoys or faints and the major attack has yet to be launched.