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    1. Looks like a miss. Guns and artillery are pretty hard to get kills against I’ve noticed from Ukraine. 

    2. I wonder if a Ukrainian or Russian is selling their expertise to the PPK. From the militants’ perspective, it would be much easier to pay someone $100k than develop their own systems.
      Seriously, there’s going to be huge market for combat drone operators. There’s nothing like battlefield experience to inform design and build.

    3. Why would they have an anti-aircraft gun? It’s not like the PKK has aircraft. Or do they?

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