Drones alternatively of tanks

By the way, Wagner's group, which is now very popular in the media, I will say that even at the end of last year I saw intrenet a Russian war feature movie that premiered last autumn.

The movie is titled “Luchshiye v adu” (Best in Hell) and pictures for it were most likely made last summer. It depicts an episode of fighting between White (Wagnera group) and Yellow (Ukrainians). Interestingly, it's barely raining here that Wagnerians are fighting the Ukrainians. The movie is interesting for respective reasons. First of all, it was created thanks to the financial support of Prigożyn, who, in fact, the character in the movie appears, although not directly, and is played by well-known and respected Russian actor Alexey Krawchenko, the same who was the main character of the movie "Idi and Smatri", 1 of the most poignant and shocking films in the past of cinema.

The movie is simply a good war movie no substance what our attitude towards the conflict in Ukraine. The manager utilized state-of-the-art method solutions while filming, so the movie is viewed as well as the American “Helikoter on fire”. The large realism of the battlefield and the deficiency of fantasy to enrich the spectacle are the assets of this film. Sometimes you feel like you're watching a story, not a feature film.

Interestingly, the movie is not just a lair for Prigożyn and his mercenaries. It shows the heroism of both fighting parties practically equal. There are no heroic Wagners and cowardly Ukrainians here, but drama, scale and heroism of fighting on both sides are shown. Interestingly, in 1 of the final scenes erstwhile after the fight he chokes Wagner with his hands, he says to him, “My grandpa besides went to Berlin.”

Although the movie was made a year ago, so it captures the reality of the fighting a year ago, the reality of the fighting is inactive the most crucial to me. First, the movie shows a tiny function of tanks. On the another hand, it shows the artillery conflict of both sides surrounded by fighting in buildings in a climate of fighting about Stalingrad, where soldiers of both sides intertwin in 1 building on individual floors. This artillery, practically in all its versions, ranging from mortars, to all another types of barrel and rocket artillery plays a key role. However, artillery battles would not have been effective here, had it not, of course, been the consequence of the massive usage of drones.

Today, 1 year later, it can be added that alongside the key function of artillery, it is even more crucial to usage shock drones that decimate tanks, self-propelled cannons and armored transporters. The mass usage of drones besides shows that armoured cannons, in which the crew is in the midst of a fight inside a vehicle specified as the Polish Crab, Russian Msta, or American Paladin are a worse solution than aramatohabice, in which soldiers while conducting fire are outside the cabin, as is the case in French Caesar. Well, drone attacks show that the crews have a minute before they are straight hit before the drone hits the mark if they are outside the vehicle. This is virtually impossible if you are in the cabin.

So I urge the film, due to the fact that it shows what the current battlefield looks like, where it does not request giant money for costly combat aircraft to inflict severe losses on the opponent. Since the 2020 Azerbaijani-Armian War in Arcach, you can see a weaker role, even a well-founded and hidden armoured force, to make a triumph against your opponent, who uses conflict drones on a massive scale, against which modern military equipment equipped primarily with strong front armor alternatively than advanced armor, is hopeless.

Arkadius Miksa