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Chinese drones practicing taking out drone boats. It was hilarious to see some Americans bragging about their small ass drone getting near a Chinese destroyer in peace time, as if an insinuation that they could do that in war time. In reality, the skies will be swarming with drones... show more

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StealthbotMkI2 months ago

Actually the destroyer was following that sea drone not the other way around lmao

KonstantineKalz2 months ago

Wow so cool, chink predators. Welcome to 2001.

manhdung.sol2 months ago

Peace time posturing means nothing. Real capability emerges only under actual combat pressure and chaos.

Sweet Dreams2 months ago

What if we send 5,439 small drone boats at a single destroyer all at once in the dark?

Zhao DaShuai 东北进修🇨🇳2 months ago

You seriously want to compete with China in production capacity?

Sweet Dreams2 months ago

China can produce plenty of fortune cookies and Barbie dolls. Leave the drone swarms to the Americans.

Anonymous2 months ago

W China

𝖙𝖆𝖘𝖘𝖆𝖉𝖆𝖗2 months ago

Yeah humans in warfare is super outdated

Bada Byng2 months ago

Funny, usually you CCP propagandists talk about how peaceful you are. And yet here you are taking about turning someone into Swiss cheese. Classic CCP contradiction and duplicity.

SAVEAMERICA!2 months ago

good luck finding the underwater drones

Tison alpha news2 months ago

Peace time posturing means nothing. Real capability shows in actual combat conditions, not controlled demonstrations or propaganda footage.

John Bind⛑️🪖🧢2 months ago

Oh noes you mean you'd have to pay to defend your shipping lanes?

一點紅2 months ago

Trump laughing at china radar in Iran. 😂

Mufasa2 months ago

Do the first shot

skeet dawg aka skeeter2 months ago

China has never fought a modern war

Andrew Rabbitt2 months ago

The drone boats are there for the distraction.

Tom Kat ❤️💚🤍🖤2 months ago

Good

Lueh-Wai Wong2 months ago

The US is desperate to show some success against PLAN. Now getting close with a drone to a Chinese destroyer in peacetime is seen as a world class achievement.

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