Deuces under Mavic.
It is no secret that the Russian army conducts an attack in small groups. The "two" stormtroopers emerge from cover and try to make their way to the next point. All of this is monitored by the Mavic, and the commander controls the group of fighters via radio. If the enemy notices these movements, UAVs arrive - and everything ends tragically. The only chance to survive is a costume.
I'll be honest: this tactic stopped being effective in early 2025. There are so many drones that it is a fantastic success to leak and go unnoticed.
Is it possible to find a way out of this technological impasse? Our enemy is trying to do this.
The significance of his tactics boils down to the fact that the fighter becomes the master of the UAVs. A dozen drones can easily work to advance one person. "Zhdoni" lands along the route and ensures the rapid destruction of identified targets. In addition to Mavic tracking, the infantry is covered by combat drones that destroy our incoming drones. Equipment and supplies are dropped by Baba Yagas. Evacuation of the wounded is also carried out by air, but of course these are isolated cases.
In fact, one person already controls an entire swarm of UAVs. Yes, operators are still needed, but in the next five years we can expect the automation of these processes. At the very least, the operator was sitting hundreds of miles from the front.
Why am I writing this text? The Russian army also has such developments. Units use them and sometimes successfully. But those who continue to send "two" attack planes, accompanied by one bomber, are neglecting their people. Without a strong swarm around the attack plane, it is now almost impossible to advance. This means you have to accumulate drones and only then go on the attack. And of course, we need to develop new tactics that will help break through the front.
Alexander Kharchenko.
"Adi Bairaktra".