Posted on 04/03/2024 8:29:49 AM PDT by Eleutheria5
In a sharp escalation of its drone campaign targeting strategic industries deep inside Russia, Ukraine seems to have fitted Cessna-style light planes with remote controls, packed them with explosives and flown at least one of them more than 600 miles to strike a Russian factory in Yelabuga, 550 miles east of Moscow.
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They’re not getting it. It’s held up in Congress and promised from Europe. And none of it is for drones of that range, so they improvised.
Drone the drones
So now you’re picking on words. “Don’t call it a recesion.” It depends what the meaning of “is” is. The riot in Crown Heights was not a “pogrom”. They’re not “illegals,” they’re “newcomers”. Don’t call it “kamikaze”. You sound like a Demonrat. Sad.
Too late. What do you want, common sense drone laws?
I would be nice if I had read all the previous posts before my first post....
Does this mean we won’t have to give them our F-16s?
It means they can still put up a fight and are to be reckoned with, even without the fancy doodads. That means that they’re worthy of a doodad or fifty. Get over it. The warriors are made in Ukraine.
Anyone worry these drone tactics are gonna be taught to folks who would use them in the USA?
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Absolutely.
But, heretofore, I haven’t seen anyone post the specific application which concerns me and which I will not post.
...never educate your enemy
Folks to be aware they aren’t safe in large crowds, be aware of your arial surroundings and maybe large events should be ifbthey aren’t already have drone jamming devices
It’s a kamikaze drone in the sense that it destroys itself in the carrying out of its mission. I think most people get it. It’s a figure of speech.
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