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Over 200 frontline clashes in one day as drone warfare hits absurd numbers

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If anyone wondered what maximum intensity looks like on paper, the latest frontline update spells it out pretty clearly.

The numbers coming out of the front line are getting almost hard to wrap your head around. In just twenty-four hours, there were over 200 direct combat engagements. The pressure was particularly intense near Pokrovsk and Hulyaipole, where assault groups kept throwing themselves forward.

What stands out is the sheer volume of hardware being burned through. Over 6,000 kamikaze drones were launched in a single day alongside thousands of artillery rounds. Ukrainian forces even took out an enemy robotic ground vehicle near Pokrovsk alongside standard armor and positions.

When daily assault routine involves throwing ground robots and thousands of kamikaze drones into the meat grinder, high-tech military sci-fi suddenly feels much darker.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Steppe Tractor
    6000 drones in 24 hours is just insane numbers, how do you even filter that much noise on radar
    +5 solidAsking how to filter radar noise is a cute way of admitting you have no idea how modern electronic warfare actually works