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We need this type of automated drone landing and storage system installed on all tanks and IFVs. It will revolutionize small unit tactics basically World of Tanks in real life. The drone can spot and tag points of interests and enemy targets, which can then be displayed on the... show more

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A massive russian attack on the positions of the Ukrainian warriors. The enemy used 22 units of armored vehicles, including 7 tanks and 13 IFVs. 🇺🇦 soldiers repelled an attack and destroyed 6 tanks and 9 IFVs. 📹: 10th Mountain Assault Brigade

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