Filmmaterial der ukrainischen Drohnen, die russische Radarsysteme mit Munitionstropfen auf der Krim schließen, nachdem sie von Seetrohnen gestartet wurden
Filmmaterial der ukrainischen Drohnen, die russische Radarsysteme mit Munitionstropfen auf der Krim schließen, nachdem sie von Seetrohnen gestartet wurden
This is wow. The only problem I see here is that this drone is really huge, although not very noticeable to radar, but a person can shoot it down if he notices it. (loud and big)
CDNPRS on
Seems like a big loss. Russian anti-air defences are taking a huge beating lately.
Latenightlatex234 on
Is this that „attack on Tarhankut peninsula“ Russians were crying about on social media a few days ago?
SmokingBlackSeaFleet on
Ukraine casually revolutionize modern warfare every 6 months, what’s next?
Stohnghost on
Very nice. Nebo is an expensive radar. I wish Ukraine could take out the missile launch complexes responsible for cruise missile attacks, similar to the long range aviation kills during Spider Web. I’m so tired of seeing the waves of cruise missiles from land and sea platforms. I’m so tired of all of this.
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That looked expensive.
MintMrChris on
Ukraine has been doing good work with these sea drones, mounting missiles on them, blowing ships up, but using them as drone carriers is imo another example of cutting edge of changing warfare, as long as you have the signal to control the drones they can reach all this juicy hardware in the back that russia can’t easily replace
One day there will be stealthy drone/AI motherships that will sail around, get close to targets, then launch swarms of even more drones for aerial attack, probably AI controlled as well, minimal input from human, use ai/image recognition to determine military hardware to strike
Shit if they go full Supreme Commander mode they will make a submarine version that can fully submerge but pop up to attack
Being a foot soldier sucks in a world with FPV drones and the defence industries haven’t even come up with their nightmare versions yet…
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Called it! I knew we would start seeing “drone carriers” for FPV drones soon. Now drones come by land sea and air
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Damn, a new drone launch platforms just dropped
This is wow. The only problem I see here is that this drone is really huge, although not very noticeable to radar, but a person can shoot it down if he notices it. (loud and big)
Seems like a big loss. Russian anti-air defences are taking a huge beating lately.
Is this that „attack on Tarhankut peninsula“ Russians were crying about on social media a few days ago?
Ukraine casually revolutionize modern warfare every 6 months, what’s next?
Very nice. Nebo is an expensive radar. I wish Ukraine could take out the missile launch complexes responsible for cruise missile attacks, similar to the long range aviation kills during Spider Web. I’m so tired of seeing the waves of cruise missiles from land and sea platforms. I’m so tired of all of this.
That looked expensive.
Ukraine has been doing good work with these sea drones, mounting missiles on them, blowing ships up, but using them as drone carriers is imo another example of cutting edge of changing warfare, as long as you have the signal to control the drones they can reach all this juicy hardware in the back that russia can’t easily replace
One day there will be stealthy drone/AI motherships that will sail around, get close to targets, then launch swarms of even more drones for aerial attack, probably AI controlled as well, minimal input from human, use ai/image recognition to determine military hardware to strike
Shit if they go full Supreme Commander mode they will make a submarine version that can fully submerge but pop up to attack
Being a foot soldier sucks in a world with FPV drones and the defence industries haven’t even come up with their nightmare versions yet…
Called it! I knew we would start seeing “drone carriers” for FPV drones soon. Now drones come by land sea and air