Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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that will happen irrespective of what happens in ukraine. Given that radical islamist groups have reached a sizeable mass where they can bring cities & streets to stand still creating more consternation among natives, its just a matter of time equal or more stronger counter groups having nazi ideas start going mainstream.
Slovenian firm quietly provides surveillance drones to Ukraine
Slovenian drone maker C-Astral recently provided Belin or Bramor C4EYE drones to Ukrainian troops, Defense News has learned.
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A video of a Russian kamikaze drone “Lancet” hitting a Ukrainian T-64 tank has been published. Tank -64 was towing another damaged tank. The fate of the crew and the extent of damage are not reported.
Video of the strike of the Russian kamikaze drone “Lancet” on the Czechoslovak 152-mm self-propelled gun vz.77 DANA. The DANA vz.77 self-propelled gun was developed in 1977 and has a maximum firing range of 20 kilometers; the Ukrainian Army also has a modernized version of the Dana-M2 self-propelled gun. Please note that the Russian Lancet kamikaze drones began to be equipped with a target acquisition system; a double green marker is visible in the video. Judging by the video, the self-propelled gun did not receive significant damage.
In Ukraine, drones began to attack each other. The video shows a homemade Ukrainian mining drone laying anti-tank mines. After the drone finished its work, it was removed to the dugout. After which the drone was hit by a Russian FPV drone VT-40. The VT-40 kamikaze drone, also called the Sudoplatov drone, can carry ammunition weighing up to three kilograms at a distance of up to 10 kilometers, the cost of the drone is less than 40 thousand rubles or 420 dollars. The model of the Ukrainian drone is unknown.
I'm referring to Ukronazis who stop receiving aid from the West. With the inability to fight Russia, they will just train their guns on softer targets in Europe.
They will have this idea that the withdrawal of support contributed greatly to Ukraine's defeat. They can even enter international mercenary groups.
They haven't deployed enough air defenses and the Ukrainians have enough for saturation attacks. Another problem is lack of defensive infrastructure in air bases and such. The Russians would rather lose "expendable" men than expensive materials like SAMs, which is necessary in case of a bigger war.