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    1. Guilty_Gold_8025 on

      this is the 2nd example i’ve seen of this type of drone warfare on my side of the world. i do not like it at all. thanks for posting

    2. virus_apparatus on

      With all the crazy shit coming out of the Middle East and Ukraine it’s often forgotten this little conflict.

      Can anyone tell me if Kenya still has troops there?

    3. Spidero0w0o on

      I’ve never actually seen haiti before. Usually when it’s on the news they show like 2 clips of random black people

    4. iDnLk2GtHiIJsLkThTst on

      Combat drones have overshadowed firearms just like firearms overshadowed bows/swords in the late Renaissance era. In both examples, the previous weapon didn’t instantly become useless (in fact, knives are still used in combat today) however these shifts mark a significant ’step‘ in the technological level of warfare.

      I am saying this because when combat drones were only starting to be used in late 2022/early 2023, some people said they were only useful due to Ukraine’s geography. However with this, (and examples from the middle east) it goes to show that combat drones have become a universal weapon, just like an AK or M4.

    5. What tf is that language? Is that how haitians spell french??? It kinda seems like it

      Edit: I have just found out about the existence of Haitian creole

    6. The thing about this sort of combat is soon enough, the other side starts fielding them too.

    7. The Genie is out of the bottle, and he ain’t going back inside ever again.

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