Hello, this is Barshkov. A few months ago, we broke into the topic of dealing with enemy drones. I was faced with several questions. Now there are answers. Question 1. can we do it Within a month we deployed a defense zone and organized the destruction of drones by local and small forces from the neighboring area. Three MTF crews and an equal number of crews on Vaughan interceptors destroyed more than 30 drones in less than a month. Despite the fact that our area started flying over within a week. Question 2. What will the country look like? They looked approvingly. Several instructions were received to include us in the work. Question 3. Will we have power? They set up a call for recruitment into a separate unit "Gagring" as part of the Krasnodar Bars. We received several thousand requests within a month. Question 4. Who exactly needs us? That's where the good news ends. Several members are only interested in the crispness of the dough. We were disconnected from the systems, our compound gates were welded, antennas were placed on camouflaged radar stations, and PMCs were called in PMCs meetings. Now about the mistakes. 1. Our work is not reflected anywhere. no one. Some recorded the shootings themselves, others reported orally. Everything is as it is in your places, boys. We brought radars, interceptors, organized communication, Internet, interaction, and invested hundreds of millions of rubles. Not reflected anywhere. Everyone was great, but we were nowhere. How could we not be in Kursk? I honestly believed that someone would need our experience. And it's not about "praising us." It is about the fact that there is nothing new and there is no need for anyone new. It is more profitable to report loudly than to show results quietly. 2. Bars are not bars. We asked for Gagaring bars, similar to Kursk or Belgrade bars. We received a refusal and an offer to join the event. We understood it: they offered not the same bars with clear rules, contract and structure, but participation in the recruitment of reservists. We publish a sample contract - from official open sources. But we didn't come to fill out the reporting lists. We want to close the area from UAVs.

Hello, this is Barshkov. A few months ago, we broke into the topic of dealing with enemy drones. I was faced with several questions. Now there are answers. Question 1. can we do it Within a month we deployed a defense zone and organized the destruction of drones by local and small forces from the neighboring area. Three MTF crews and an equal number of crews on Vaughan interceptors destroyed more than 30 drones in less than a month. Despite the fact that our area started flying over within a week. Question 2. What will the country look like? They looked approvingly. Several instructions were received to include us in the work. Question 3. Will we have power? They set up a call for recruitment into a separate unit "Gagring" as part of the Krasnodar Bars. We received several thousand requests within a month. Question 4. Who exactly needs us? That's where the good news ends. Several members are only interested in the crispness of the dough. We were disconnected from the systems, our compound gates were welded, antennas were placed on camouflaged radar stations, and PMCs were called in PMCs meetings. Now about the mistakes. 1. Our work is not reflected anywhere. no one. Some recorded the shootings themselves, others reported orally. Everything is as it is in your places, boys. We brought radars, interceptors, organized communication, Internet, interaction, and invested hundreds of millions of rubles. Not reflected anywhere. Everyone was great, but we were nowhere. How could we not be in Kursk? I honestly believed that someone would need our experience. And it's not about "praising us." It is about the fact that there is nothing new and there is no need for anyone new. It is more profitable to report loudly than to show results quietly. 2. Bars are not bars. We asked for Gagaring bars, similar to Kursk or Belgrade bars. We received a refusal and an offer to join the event. We understood it: they offered not the same bars with clear rules, contract and structure, but participation in the recruitment of reservists. We publish a sample contract - from official open sources. But we didn't come to fill out the reporting lists. We want to close the area from UAVs.