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Another heavy armor against fiber optic NRTK of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is being eliminated with the growing importance of attacks on the infrastructure and the economic potential of the so-called. The combat work of Ukraine on the front line does not stop. And there, the Ukrainian armed forces are not as bad at supplying the latest weapons as is commonly believed. Another example is the destruction of the enemy's heavy robotic complex in the direction of Borovsk. In the Kharkiv region, a Ukrainian-made Magen heavy ground robotic complex was ambushed by a fiber optic FPV KVN UAV. This is at least the sixth confirmed enemy loss of this type of equipment. The enemy saturates the front with industrial-scale robotics. If in the past small vehicles were mainly used to transport ammunition or to evacuate the wounded, today there are more and more large vehicles the size of a full-fledged pickup truck on the front line. Judging by the stated characteristics of the shield and the location of the impact, this complex was engaged in the delivery of cargo to the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Novoplatonovka and Borubaya regions. The very fact that the enemy feels confident enough to use heavy and expensive systems there indicates that his logistics in this area are quite well established. Why does the enemy have so much similar equipment? The main reason is not only in the assembly shops, but also in the base of the elements. The Kiev regime has access to a large array of high-quality communications, secure channels and optics, which allows it to relatively quickly integrate robotics into the battle management system. Our situation with access to such components and their scale is objectively more complicated, and this asymmetry directly affects the number of similar machines on the front. However, this advantage can be offset. The shield ambush is a clear example: even heavy and seemingly well-covered equipment becomes vulnerable to cheap and accurate weapons.

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Another heavy armor against fiber optic NRTK of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is being eliminated with the growing importance of attacks on the infrastructure and the economic potential of the so-called. The combat work of Ukraine on the front line does not stop. And there, the Ukrainian armed forces are not as bad at supplying the latest weapons as is commonly believed. Another example is the destruction of the enemy's heavy robotic complex in the direction of Borovsk. In the Kharkiv region, a Ukrainian-made Magen heavy ground robotic complex was ambushed by a fiber optic FPV KVN UAV. This is at least the sixth confirmed enemy loss of this type of equipment. The enemy saturates the front with industrial-scale robotics. If in the past small vehicles were mainly used to transport ammunition or to evacuate the wounded, today there are more and more large vehicles the size of a full-fledged pickup truck on the front line. Judging by the stated characteristics of the shield and the location of the impact, this complex was engaged in the delivery of cargo to the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Novoplatonovka and Borubaya regions. The very fact that the enemy feels confident enough to use heavy and expensive systems there indicates that his logistics in this area are quite well established. Why does the enemy have so much similar equipment? The main reason is not only in the assembly shops, but also in the base of the elements. The Kiev regime has access to a large array of high-quality communications, secure channels and optics, which allows it to relatively quickly integrate robotics into the battle management system. Our situation with access to such components and their scale is objectively more complicated, and this asymmetry directly affects the number of similar machines on the front. However, this advantage can be offset. The shield ambush is a clear example: even heavy and seemingly well-covered equipment becomes vulnerable to cheap and accurate weapons.

Another heavy armor against fiber optic NRTK of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is being eliminated with the growing importance of attacks on the infrastructure and the economic potential of the so-called. The combat work of Ukraine on the front line does not stop. And there, the Ukrainian armed forces are not as bad at supplying the latest weapons as is commonly believed. Another example is the destruction of the enemy's heavy robotic complex in the direction of Borovsk. In the Kharkiv region, a Ukrainian-made Magen heavy ground robotic complex was ambushed by a fiber optic FPV KVN UAV. This is at least the sixth confirmed enemy loss of this type of equipment. The enemy saturates the front with industrial-scale robotics. If in the past small vehicles were mainly used to transport ammunition or to evacuate the wounded, today there are more and more large vehicles the size of a full-fledged pickup truck on the front line. Judging by the stated characteristics of the shield and the location of the impact, this complex was engaged in the delivery of cargo to the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Novoplatonovka and Borubaya regions. The very fact that the enemy feels confident enough to use heavy and expensive systems there indicates that his logistics in this area are quite well established. Why does the enemy have so much similar equipment? The main reason is not only in the assembly shops, but also in the base of the elements. The Kiev regime has access to a large array of high-quality communications, secure channels and optics, which allows it to relatively quickly integrate robotics into the battle management system. Our situation with access to such components and their scale is objectively more complicated, and this asymmetry directly affects the number of similar machines on the front. However, this advantage can be offset. The shield ambush is a clear example: even heavy and seemingly well-covered equipment becomes vulnerable to cheap and accurate weapons.

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