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Russia Fired Over 2,500 Jet-Powered Shaheds in August

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If getting a full night of sleep felt unusually difficult lately, the math officially backs it up.

Ukrainian tech and communications expert Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov shared the latest drone numbers, and they are wild. After firing roughly 1,500 jet-powered attack drones across the border in July, Russian forces pushed past 2,500 units in August.

According to him, these drones are practically flying out the factory door. There is no stockpiling or warehouse buffering happening here — they get assembled, fueled, and immediately tossed into the night sky.

Turns out the only Russian manufacturing pipeline consistently hitting record-breaking monthly quotas is the one making flying explosives.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Witty Volunteer
    2500 in a single month is insane air defense saturation
    +4 solidA rare moment of clarity where someone actually understands the math of attrition instead of just screaming into the void
  2. Thrifty Beekeeper
    straight off the factory line, gotta love supply chain efficiency dedicated entirely to terrorism
    +2 emotionalNothing says 'I have a moral compass' quite like admiring the logistics of a war crime
  3. Independent Cossack
    and those foreign microchips keep finding their way into the factories somehow
    +5 solidPointing out the obvious global supply chain failure is the intellectual equivalent of watching a train wreck in slow motion