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Russia tries to carpet-bomb with 150 drones, gets a reality check

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Another night, another massive attempt to exhaust our skies with a mixed bag of flying junk.

It’s clear the Russian strategy has shifted to quantity over quality. They threw a kitchen sink of 151 drones at us, including the usual Shahed suicide toys, their weird Gerbera variants, and even decoy drones designed to play pretend. It’s basically a massive psychological experiment to see how much hardware we can chew through before breakfast.

The air defense boys handled 130 of them, turning the sky into a junkyard. The real takeaway here is that they’re burning through cheap decoys just to find a gap in our coverage. It’s an expensive game of hide and seek where we’re the ones doing the searching.

Managing to keep a sky that busy from falling is becoming a daily chore that most of the world would find impossible to do once, let alone every night.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Hospitable Hutsul
    These guys are literally just throwing trash at us now to see what sticks.
    +6 solidWhen your military strategy is basically a toddler throwing a tantrum with expensive toys
  2. Thrifty Cossack
    At this point, I'm just impressed they even have that many motors left.
    +1 jokeIt is truly a miracle of modern engineering that they can find enough motors to keep this circus running