Hendrik_2000
Lieutenant General
Russia has a winning strategy by sowing mine in the path of Uki armor, Which will disable their armor to be killed by ATGM or FPV drone or Krasnopol. Then when they were immobilized Russia sent the jumping mine using rockets or artillery. But it is a mystery how they managed to sow so many mines Here is WSJ take on it
Ukraine’s push to retake territory back from Russia has been slow, as its forces face a deadly problem: landmines. Russian troops spent months fortifying the 900-mile-long front line with anti-tank ditches, concrete obstacles, trenches and minefields. How is the Ukrainian military adapting to account for these mines? WSJ explains how Moscow created one of the largest minefields in the world in the occupied regions and what it means for Kyiv’s counteroffensive.
Russia introduced a new drone called Castello named after a Soviet hero who kamikazed his plane after being hit There plethora of drones Ghoul, Gadfly and now this guy. Does not seem to have a problem with parts guess Russia must have a zillion of washing machines
Some of them are so cheap only $450, This new drone is specially designed for war they have an AI search algorithm
There are two main types of loitering munition: the larger, military version, like the U.S. Phoenix Ghost and Russian Lancet-3M, and smaller, improvised FPVs made from modified racing drones. Both work in the same way; the operator, wearing immersive video goggles, flies the drone to the known location of an enemy vehicle, finds it, and crashes the drone with its anti-armor warhead into the target.
Ukraine’s push to retake territory back from Russia has been slow, as its forces face a deadly problem: landmines. Russian troops spent months fortifying the 900-mile-long front line with anti-tank ditches, concrete obstacles, trenches and minefields. How is the Ukrainian military adapting to account for these mines? WSJ explains how Moscow created one of the largest minefields in the world in the occupied regions and what it means for Kyiv’s counteroffensive.
Russia introduced a new drone called Castello named after a Soviet hero who kamikazed his plane after being hit There plethora of drones Ghoul, Gadfly and now this guy. Does not seem to have a problem with parts guess Russia must have a zillion of washing machines
Some of them are so cheap only $450, This new drone is specially designed for war they have an AI search algorithmThere are two main types of loitering munition: the larger, military version, like the U.S. Phoenix Ghost and Russian Lancet-3M, and smaller, improvised FPVs made from modified racing drones. Both work in the same way; the operator, wearing immersive video goggles, flies the drone to the known location of an enemy vehicle, finds it, and crashes the drone with its anti-armor warhead into the target.