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Tank Runs For Its Life Under Constant Barrage Of Attack Drones
The video is reminder of how low-end FPV drones are drastically changing warfare and how prevalent they are becoming on the battlefield.
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More 'public' than leaving Afghanistan with 1000's of Americans (and allies) in-country - with no plan to protect them? Did Russia invade Ukraine after that? Where were NATO and US when Russia rolled up Georgia and then snatched Crimea from Ukraine?But this is so much more public and blatant which gives it more weight.
No, I do not want US to formally declare war. I want our Congress to Accept THEIR Constitutional responsibility to debate the issues, and decide whether the sitruation in Ukraine constitutes the clear and present danger that the People perceive worth fighting for - not Presidential fiat. We have been fighting proxy wars since post Korea without national concensus or clear criteria for being engaged - other than the eternal "Red Menace' - but never a defined exit strategy.So you want the USA to formally declare war? Really??? That's the who benefit of supporting Ukraine - one get's Russia severely diminished without spilling any American or other blood. The Ukrainians aren't asking for people to die for them. They are just asking for the means to defend themselves.