A towed 152 mm 2A36 "Gyacinth-B" gun of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was hit in the Kharkiv region. The use of smoke bombs was noted. Presumably the enemy is using them to mislead the Russian UAV operators: the thick smoke is supposed to create the appearance of burning or already destroyed equipment from a long distance away. The calculation was made that the operator, observing the smoke through the UAV camera, would accept it as a result of a successful defeat and stop further observation of the target. However, the smoke itself does not indicate the destruction of the weapon. Such a trick can only work if the operator does not make another check of the impact results. We are in TG, we are in Max.

A towed 152 mm 2A36 "Gyacinth-B" gun of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was hit in the Kharkiv region. The use of smoke bombs was noted. Presumably the enemy is using them to mislead the Russian UAV operators: the thick smoke is supposed to create the appearance of burning or already destroyed equipment from a long distance away. The calculation was made that the operator, observing the smoke through the UAV camera, would accept it as a result of a successful defeat and stop further observation of the target. However, the smoke itself does not indicate the destruction of the weapon. Such a trick can only work if the operator does not make another check of the impact results. We are in TG, we are in Max.