Drone warfare makes large-scale offensives impossible. Neither side can afford to risk concentrating a large number of troops and equipment in a single area. The only tactic left is to advance in small groups of 3-4 people.

🚨🇷🇺🪖CONFESSIONS OF A RUSSIAN SOLDIER We spoke to a Russian platoon commander on how Russian tactics have changed overtime, why Ukraine is on a losing streak, and why the Russian military is becoming MUCH MORE POWERFUL 🧵Here’s what he told us👇

Expensive fighter jets are becoming OBSOLETE on a battlefield increasingly dominated by drone warfare (Hello F-35 and F-47😏). By contrast, artillery has become even more essential than it was during World War I since drones make it EVEN MORE LETHAL

Special forces units are also becoming OBSOLETE Thanks to drone warfare, a 50 year old alcoholic with basic training can easily take out a US Army Ranger with massive combat experience

Why is the Battle for the Donbass such a difficult grind for both Russia and Ukraine? Answer: Because the Donbass consists of open fields with artificially planted forest belts. Storming these forests is difficult because the enemy can see you coming

Ukraine’s Kursk operation was so badly planned that it’s hard to believe that they drew up the plan. There’s a pretty good chance that this was yet another braindead scheme by Team Biden. Same goes for failed 2023 Ukrainian counteroffensive.

How do Russian soldiers treat Ukrainian PoWs? The answer may SHOCK YOU

Ukraine conflict has made the Russian military FAR MORE DEMOCRATIC Before the war, Russian military was a rigid and conservative institution. But over the past three years, there’s been a massive influx of new ideas, technologies, and specialists.

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brilliant and incisive question. thank you.

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