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Middle-strike drones like the FP-2 are particularly well suited for destroying moving targets such as fuel or logistics trains. Those can patrol along a route and wait for the target to appear, striking once it enters the area, something far harder to achieve with missile strikes like GMLRS.

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55,108 次观看 • 6 个月前

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Scott Dembraski

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And now let’s think it over once more. Those same drones over Europe, which were supposed to cause hysteria. Why were they glowing? Have you ever seen reconnaissance drones that glow like a Christmas tree? They were glowing so that they would definitely be noticed. I think it’s not particularly hard to figure out who launched them. Billions are needed for drones! Otherwise Moscow will seize the EU!

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Anatolij Sharij

11,748 次观看 • 9 个月前

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🚨An underground missile manufacturing facility tied to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard infrastructure has reportedly been taken out. According to the post, the strike destroyed more than 100 partially manufactured long-range missiles before they could ever be deployed. Think about the implications of that. Every missile destroyed in a factory is one that never launches… one that never reaches a city… one that never threatens civilians or military targets later. Facilities like these are not simple workshops. They are the industrial backbone behind missile programs… the places where propulsion systems, guidance packages, and warheads are assembled before deployment. When a production site like that goes offline, it doesn’t just remove existing weapons. It disrupts the entire pipeline. Components… engineers… assembly lines… logistics… everything connected to that network suddenly collapses. If the report is accurate and the factory is truly out of service, that represents a major blow to the ability to produce long-range strike systems. The strategic significance of destroying a missile factory is enormous. Because the most effective way to stop missiles… is to eliminate them before they ever leave the ground. #SilentMajoritySpeaks #AStoneGroove

A Gene Robinson

17,421 次观看 • 4 个月前

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Patarames

251,983 次观看 • 1 个月前