Wow you gotta check this out.
This is definitely Frontline footage you are seeing people within trench systems for protection as well as camouflaged cover. And do I spy an AR-15...
And DJI products are definitely on showcase here I'm going to guess the newer air versions are being utilized here with the boxy hand controller...
And incredible panoramic views of Ukraine.
However they are not just capturing pictures.
It's absolutely beautiful.
Especially when they use the zoom feature to look in on this panoramic view...
And I actually don't see anything. I just see landscape and agriculture.
However the eagle eyes of these drone operators and war fighters, apparently they see something.
My screenshots from the videos is pretty good at capturing what is going on. And apparently there is a lot. Really I actually did not see any of this especially from range.
This is incredible. I mean seriously you are looking at modern warfare completely changing let alone having the ability to digitally transmit these coordinates. Making digital accessing of or fighting assets like artillery or missiles. Definitely this shifts the entire focus.
Basically what I'm seeing is Russian forces are randomly firing and having little accuracy on the ground with what I see as being a large amount of indirect fire with Ukrainian forces dug in and doing exceptionally well with pre-prepared entrenchment systems.
And on the Ukrainian side the technicality and sophistication all the notes and communication as well as obviously a standoff digital transmission system. I noticed that right off in the first of the video showing how he puts a little box out and runs long wire to his position.
Ukrainian forces look to have this down to a science and with the precision of American weaponry now we're seeing a simple artillery round destroying a tank and running off operators allowing reconnaissance units to sneak in and steal even more equipment and gear.
Pretty brutal.
The evacuation before the obviously phenomenal of amount of returning fire to the last known physical position of the radio broadcasting.