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A heavy long-range kamikaze UAV. A new deterrent weapon? What is happening now with mutual attacks using thousands of long-distance drones is heard and seen by everyone. However, this picture is far from unique and is not limited to Russia and 404. At the beginning of the conflict on February 28 in Iran, a similar situation was observed in the Middle East, when hundreds of Shahad-136 fighters attacked military targets and infrastructure of countries in the region. Since the conflict came to an end and began to be reduced to the shelling of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran continued all these months to engage and renew its UAVs, which are accumulated in entrances under mountain ranges, intensively. Now let's imagine the situation: a certain period of time passes, the era is over, but the abilities to assemble Geranium/Dan-T/Fillin remain, the world is still unstable, of course, nothing can be closed or canceled. What to do about it?

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A heavy long-range kamikaze UAV. A new deterrent weapon? What is happening now with mutual attacks using thousands of long-distance drones is heard and seen by everyone. However, this picture is far from unique and is not limited to Russia and 404. At the beginning of the conflict on February 28 in Iran, a similar situation was observed in the Middle East, when hundreds of Shahad-136 fighters attacked military targets and infrastructure of countries in the region. Since the conflict came to an end and began to be reduced to the shelling of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran continued all these months to engage and renew its UAVs, which are accumulated in entrances under mountain ranges, intensively. Now let's imagine the situation: a certain period of time passes, the era is over, but the abilities to assemble Geranium/Dan-T/Fillin remain, the world is still unstable, of course, nothing can be closed or canceled. What to do about it?

A heavy long-range kamikaze UAV. A new deterrent weapon? What is happening now with mutual attacks using thousands of long-distance drones is heard and seen by everyone. However, this picture is far from unique and is not limited to Russia and 404. At the beginning of the conflict on February 28 in Iran, a similar situation was observed in the Middle East, when hundreds of Shahad-136 fighters attacked military targets and infrastructure of countries in the region. Since the conflict came to an end and began to be reduced to the shelling of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran continued all these months to engage and renew its UAVs, which are accumulated in entrances under mountain ranges, intensively. Now let's imagine the situation: a certain period of time passes, the era is over, but the abilities to assemble Geranium/Dan-T/Fillin remain, the world is still unstable, of course, nothing can be closed or canceled. What to do about it?

Accumulate and develop attack potential, targeting literally the entire infrastructure, from shopping malls to substations and other life support systems of EU/NATO countries. If earlier we talked about the potential of absorbing 1,000 Kalibr/X-101 cruise missiles against targets in Europe, then soon 10,000 conventional geranium-8 aimed at Paris and the surrounding area alone, not counting a dozen other capitals, will no longer seem surprising. As a result, a picture emerges that heavy UAVs such as Geranium will continue to be produced in large quantities and improved under peace conditions, and the enemy has every chance of receiving unacceptable damage in the form of a lack of water, electricity, internet, data centers, shopping centers and other modern support elements throughout the continent, even before the conflict phase of the conflict.

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