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Infantry remains the priority target in drone warfare: one precise "Upyr" strike on 12 AFU soldiers inflicts far greater damage than destroying an Abrams. No infantry = collapsed defense. Scale up UAV control point hunts & invest in quality tactical drones + trained operators.

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