Russian Airforce, Ukrainian drones - What was/is really going on

[Jetronic]

It looks like the russian airforce got 24 hours notice about the invasion, and the role of combat drones seems to have been played out and it was minor in any case. Quite a bit of stuff there that media doesn't cover well.

 

[Ignatius]

Quite a bit of stuff there that media doesn't cover well.

It's not the media's job to cover the reality of the situation well. They exist to provide one biased side of the subject agenda.

One of my favorite WW2 movies is Letters from Iwo Jima.

 

[buster]

MSN

www.msn.com

‘A nerdy group of misfits’: the US company behind Ukraine’s ‘kamikaze’ drones

Defence industry minnow AeroVironment has gained prominence after success of its Switchblade system

www.ft.com

‘A nerdy group of misfits’: the US company behind Ukraine’s ‘kamikaze’ drones​

Defence industry minnow AeroVironment has gained prominence after success of its Switchblade system

 

[wpod]

MSN

www.msn.com

‘A nerdy group of misfits’: the US company behind Ukraine’s ‘kamikaze’ drones

Defence industry minnow AeroVironment has gained prominence after success of its Switchblade system

www.ft.com

‘A nerdy group of misfits’: the US company behind Ukraine’s ‘kamikaze’ drones​

Defence industry minnow AeroVironment has gained prominence after success of its Switchblade system

The truth or propaganda?

 

[mk378]

The Ukranians flew drones toward the Moskva in a fake attack to distract the ship's defenses from the missiles. That only worked because the Russians considered drones a credible threat.

 

[buster]

The truth or propaganda?

I don't know.

 

[M56959]

Outside BITOG purview.