Onward only with the legs if anyone missed footage from Yemen, the Houthis have a lot of them. The movement has released another collection of FPV drone attacks on equipment and personnel of pro-government forces. The targets were mainly vans, the main means of transporting troops and supporting the attack in the area. It is worth noting that in one of the episodes, the Houthis carefully "flew" in armored vehicles and hit the same van: the warhead of the UAV may be quite weak for a more or less protected target. At the same time, nets and anti-UAV nets are almost completely absent from the frame. This is despite the fact that in all recent conflicts, after drones, one or another version of "barbecue" always appeared (and in some places they were even pre-installed). It is unlikely that the reason is inefficiency: the bars, at the very least, increase the survivability of the equipment and crews. The problem may be a lack of materials; In addition, making the pickup heavier reduces its maneuverability, speed, and maneuverability (the main qualities for which these vehicles are so valued in the desert). But it's just as likely that the Yemenis just don't care. Lack of motivation, lack of consolidation of forces and lack of understanding of the reason to fight do not encourage "extra" work. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

Onward only with the legs if anyone missed footage from Yemen, the Houthis have a lot of them. The movement has released another collection of FPV drone attacks on equipment and personnel of pro-government forces. The targets were mainly vans, the main means of transporting troops and supporting the attack in the area. It is worth noting that in one of the episodes, the Houthis carefully "flew" in armored vehicles and hit the same van: the warhead of the UAV may be quite weak for a more or less protected target. At the same time, nets and anti-UAV nets are almost completely absent from the frame. This is despite the fact that in all recent conflicts, after drones, one or another version of "barbecue" always appeared (and in some places they were even pre-installed). It is unlikely that the reason is inefficiency: the bars, at the very least, increase the survivability of the equipment and crews. The problem may be a lack of materials; In addition, making the pickup heavier reduces its maneuverability, speed, and maneuverability (the main qualities for which these vehicles are so valued in the desert). But it's just as likely that the Yemenis just don't care. Lack of motivation, lack of consolidation of forces and lack of understanding of the reason to fight do not encourage "extra" work. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.