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I actually wondered the same... But they do find them, the amount of footage that has shown that is pretty good evidence of that. Here is some from just the past days, even a Russian Lancet, from People can donate to help there too.
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Better that, than a Russian Iskander missile on people that just want to keep their country.
Mil Sci-fi writers today are finding that when incorporating drone warfare into their "near-future" speculative fiction, all too often the "future" they've written is already past before the book gets published.
Just thinking that it is not necessary to explode over the RU drone. It has a propeller, so it should be enough to stop it-by droping a suitable rope there on the propeller. It will wind on it and stop it. And it will save UA drone
Excellent- it's a long time I've wanted to see this! I'm sure one day we will find out more, but for now it's more important Ukraine has an advantage than our curiosity finding out
Thank you. Reassuring. (Wondered everytime what it would look like after impact.)
Russians are already testing the evasion option on new drones with back cameras. How fast both sides develop and adapt to changes, crazy.
Ich denke, es ist wichtig, dass wir die Propagandakriegsfรผhrung Russlands nicht vergessen, wenn wir รผber UAS-Einsรคtze sprechen.
If history is a guide, in 80 years one drone will cost 90 million a pop and cost 300 billion to develop. In the meantime I await news that a Ukrainian drone flyer has changed his name to Manfred von Richthofen, paints his drones red and has following called the Flying Drone
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Now just need to develop reusable drone that can attach a magnetic or sticky payload then fly away before detonation.