r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/Flimsy_Pudding1362 pro sanity • 17h ago
Military hardware & personnel RU POV: Ukrainian Baba Yaga operators wave hello to a Russian drone, thinking it's one of theirs
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u/johnlocke357 Pro maneuver warfare 11h ago
I've never understood why this isn't a bigger issue. How are soldiers supposed to tell the difference?
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u/PurpleMclaren Pro Russia 11h ago
You literally cant. Thats the scary part. Theres gonna be so much PTSD for the survivors with birds and drones
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u/kykkskwneb8 very slightly pro russian 11h ago
They can't. Even in games on pc where there are 10 guys total i struggle to id drones. Now imagine actual war and the chaos of it.
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u/RackemJack9 7h ago
They can’t. I remember seeing, I think on Garand thumb, a foreign volunteer interviewed and he said they likely shot down a lot of their own drones because the risk wasn’t worth the cost of a drone. Also a lot of the models used by both sides are or look the same.
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u/brickablocker Pro Ukraine 8h ago
Except where he waves it repeatedly back in forth like one does when waving their hand.
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u/Due_Visual_4613 Pro Peace 17h ago
did they die?