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7/8/2025, 7:24:07 PM
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https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1942202831575920672
https://litter.catbox.moe/45g2yc76930mreq5.mp4
This is the opinion of someone who understands the situation well and how the war in Ukraine is likely to develop - Mariia Berlinska, the head of the Aerial Reconnaissance Support Center.
Russia will intensify its aerial terror. We need to prepare for this, and we have almost no time.
The Russians will definitely increase the warhead weight of the Shahed drones. It will be increased to several hundred kilograms in order to terrorize cities located at a distance of, say, 30-50-100 kilometers from the front line.
Soon we will see autonomous robots. These are even more dangerous than Shaheds. These are systems that are not controlled by humans and will be invulnerable to classic means of electronic warfare or, for example, taking out crews. Right now, the question is not if but when the Russians start manufacturing thousands of them.
Imagine the psychological state of people when they go out somewhere on the street in the city and hundreds of Russian drones are circling above the squares and streets, which at any moment can drop something, crash into something, and so on.
>part 1
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1942202831575920672
https://litter.catbox.moe/45g2yc76930mreq5.mp4
This is the opinion of someone who understands the situation well and how the war in Ukraine is likely to develop - Mariia Berlinska, the head of the Aerial Reconnaissance Support Center.
Russia will intensify its aerial terror. We need to prepare for this, and we have almost no time.
The Russians will definitely increase the warhead weight of the Shahed drones. It will be increased to several hundred kilograms in order to terrorize cities located at a distance of, say, 30-50-100 kilometers from the front line.
Soon we will see autonomous robots. These are even more dangerous than Shaheds. These are systems that are not controlled by humans and will be invulnerable to classic means of electronic warfare or, for example, taking out crews. Right now, the question is not if but when the Russians start manufacturing thousands of them.
Imagine the psychological state of people when they go out somewhere on the street in the city and hundreds of Russian drones are circling above the squares and streets, which at any moment can drop something, crash into something, and so on.
>part 1
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