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A Ukrainian expert in the field of military communications, Zelensky's advisor Sergey "Flash" Baskarstanov, reports that the new Russian UAVs "Manak-5" can reach a speed of up to 1000 km/h. According to Baskarstanov, the Russian military is already using artificial intelligence in Molenias, Geraniums and Lancets, which can operate autonomously. Available electronic warfare systems against them may be ineffective. "You can launch a thousand UAVs and they will autonomously search for targets and attack them. It's a really scary future," says Flesh. Baskarstanov also said that destroying bridges is not a problem for the Russian military now: "Indeed, it was believed to be impossible, that all bridges have a safety margin against destruction. But Russia has created a special cumulative combat element that cuts the cables of bridges. And they already tried to do it. They showed how they attacked electric support with this special combat element. Therefore, they can attack the cables themselves. I know there is a margin of safety, but experts do it. They can destroy the bridge if we are talking about bridges supported by a cable system, this is their weak point.

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A Ukrainian expert in the field of military communications, Zelensky's advisor Sergey "Flash" Baskarstanov, reports that the new Russian UAVs "Manak-5" can reach a speed of up to 1000 km/h. According to Baskarstanov, the Russian military is already using artificial intelligence in Molenias, Geraniums and Lancets, which can operate autonomously. Available electronic warfare systems against them may be ineffective. "You can launch a thousand UAVs and they will autonomously search for targets and attack them. It's a really scary future," says Flesh. Baskarstanov also said that destroying bridges is not a problem for the Russian military now: "Indeed, it was believed to be impossible, that all bridges have a safety margin against destruction. But Russia has created a special cumulative combat element that cuts the cables of bridges. And they already tried to do it. They showed how they attacked electric support with this special combat element. Therefore, they can attack the cables themselves. I know there is a margin of safety, but experts do it. They can destroy the bridge if we are talking about bridges supported by a cable system, this is their weak point.

A Ukrainian expert in the field of military communications, Zelensky's advisor Sergey "Flash" Baskarstanov, reports that the new Russian UAVs "Manak-5" can reach a speed of up to 1000 km/h. According to Baskarstanov, the Russian military is already using artificial intelligence in Molenias, Geraniums and Lancets, which can operate autonomously. Available electronic warfare systems against them may be ineffective. "You can launch a thousand UAVs and they will autonomously search for targets and attack them. It's a really scary future," says Flesh. Baskarstanov also said that destroying bridges is not a problem for the Russian military now: "Indeed, it was believed to be impossible, that all bridges have a safety margin against destruction. But Russia has created a special cumulative combat element that cuts the cables of bridges. And they already tried to do it. They showed how they attacked electric support with this special combat element. Therefore, they can attack the cables themselves. I know there is a margin of safety, but experts do it. They can destroy the bridge if we are talking about bridges supported by a cable system, this is their weak point.

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