The Terrifying Reality of Drone Warfare in Ukraine | Frontline Marathon | Daily Mail

[@DailyDamage]

Excellent insight into a European war just a couple of hours of flight away. My partner is Ukrainian and, like myself, lived in Germany. She’s been here for 20 years and acts as a translator. Perversely… the war has been a positive for her business as we have many 1000s of Ukrainian refugees in our area. She’s been telling me of the many different stories of those who managed to flee and who have lost husbands, brothers, fathers etc. The reality of war is that people die, homes are destroyed and dreams and hopes are shattered. I hope you guys stay as safe as possible and thank you for risking your lives to report your experiences in such a frightening environment ❤

[@ЛомаюСтереотипы-ч3у]

Да. Так и есть😢

[@jackrobinson9403]

My wife work has also greatly benefited. She works for Activision for the 'Call of Duty' Franchise. Not to mention, the increase in sales at my crazy Slavic Uncles Automatic Weapon Factory. And his wife's job at the local morgue! ;D peace

[@DailyDamage]

@@jackrobinson9403 the phrase “one man’s poo. Is another’s organic fertilizer” comes to mind 🤣🖖

[@sab4793]

You also have Russians.

[@TerrancePerrodin]

@@jackrobinson9403 imagine having a wife like that...

[@Dontdatefeminist]

Old Ukrainian lady giving motherly advice ,giving the situation she's continues to show real love ♥️

[@flatoutt1]

as an aussie i want to salute your on the ground reporting .it adds so much more credibility to help sort out our potential confusion with a lot of well intentioned interpretation . eg as much as i love general ben but he's been saying for about a year and a half "all roads lead to crimea " seems like ben has become a hopeful cheer leader or there's a lot of people on the road holding up the traffic. hope you realise how important it is to us all . a huge thanks

[@SamHart-c4s]

😂

[@michaelhoile1369]

Another Australian here ...great video...horrible situation 😢😢😢

[@jimsubtle886]

As an American, this one video has impacted my way and level of thinking much more than any of the daily war line updates and tally score charts that we watch constantly showing which side is hurting their enemy more better. This was a very boots on the ground and shows first hand how real this war is in Europe. Thank you!!

[@ratedRblazin420]

"More better" looks like you should be watching elementary grammar videos instead of war videos

[@jovialbivouacker99]

@@ratedRblazin420So, now we’re correcting grammar? How 420 of you, dude! 🤣😂

[@BubbaWhite-indie]

​@ratedRblazin420 Please educate us what grammar one should use when being chased by a kamikaze drone?

[@UNVACCINATED20]

You are missing the obvious. They are using drones because most of the men in Ukraine have been slaughtered. This has always been a slaughter. The country has been destroyed and the men killed. Unfortunately the globalist, UK, and democrats told Zelenskyy not to sign the peace deal proposed by Putin. Too much money is being made from this slaughter.

[@ronti2492]

Hats off to Richard and Jamie for courageous reporting. Thank you for risking your lives to bring us the report.

[@away8556]

All this soldiers risk so much showing you front line! Great respect to everyone involved

[@offensiveintensive1034]

No bueno

[@offensiveintensive1034]

Drugdealer

[@offensiveintensive1034]

Forget hat, head off!!

[@DCresident123]

propaganda does not equal reporting...

[@drjohn5801]

Excellent reporting.. the risk you're taking in bringing these stories to the public is immense and I both thank and salute you.

[@anonnemo2504]

Thank you for bringing this to us and particularly to your brave journalists risking their lives to do so.

[@onionhead5780]

That defiant elderly woman broke my heart. Nobody should live in fear and misery like that but it hits worse when it’s an old person.

[@UR_HR]

Same tears in my eye's, brings things into perspective.

[@rizzorizzo2311]

She reminds me so much of my wife’s Grandmother. She grew up in post WW2 Germany and passed earlier this year. She was the toughest lady I’ve ever met. I wish I would have got to spend more time with her as we live in the US and only got to visit during the summer.

[@stfuplsok]

@@UR_HR *EYES

[@SubvertTheState]

They should've blurred her face. Im not even pro Ukrainian and even I think this was a little inconsiderate.

[@neilfoss8406]

Especially an old person who is be put through hell but yet sincerely wished those men well with all her heart. Damn I hope the Russian's leave them alone soon

[@justanaverageguy912]

that was the most elaborate mitsubishi commercial i have ever seen.

[@g00glyelm0]

What of it? AVRO/Supermarine or Ford Motor Company or the Higgins Boat Company before them.

[@Msljns]

Greetings from Armenia 🇦🇲❤️🇺🇦 Stay strong Ukrainian people and Never lose your smile!

[@EdricLysharae]

Hey, Armenia! Thanks for your support. 😊 We all hope you'll be able to safely stay out of this mess created by Russia.

[@rajadurai8067]

Thanks for your support from india.

[@johnmcque4813]

American Armenian, to Armenia, I hope this mess doesn't reach your land. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Danny-oe1tp]

It takes less effort to smile than it does to frown

[@Ale-xv1ld]

We are grateful to UK people for all support!! greeting from Ukraine!

[@canhmegai5850]

🥇Slava Ukraini

[@user-Bornagain]

You should be grateful with the American people

[@RichardCore-fo3dm]

A Mitsubishi commercial! lol Not to make lite of the horrible circumstances the people in Ukraine and in many other places around the world are living. I do pray for their safety and an end to these wars!

[@pwk22]

Amazing how brave these journalists are. They are as vulnerable as the soldiers.

[@brycechessum4684]

Only in israel, nobody else targets journalists

[@SinisaHadrovic]

Hvala Van na vašim emisijama, među boljim ste, podrška u cijelosti iz Hrvatske!!!!...

[@vincentriley3698]

Why is this not streamed on major tv networks??? Amazing work guys, stay safe , we wish you great success

[@AmieEss]

Probably because people would be reminded that they're watching humans fight humans and would be made uncomfortable. But I agree, it should all be shown. Every horror.

[@rmf9567]

People are angry that they are being forced to support a war they did not want and did not vote for

[@omarlinares4058]

Because it's acted. In real life, it's the US and NATO the ones in control!!

[@paztwel]

- Тhе ruѕѕіаn аrmеd fоrсеѕ сomplеtеly libеrаtеd thе vіllаgе of Vуеmkа, rеасhing thе Sukhауа... 😊👍

[@ronhat-nx6yq]

It would be a cold day in hell when they show this on american news.

[@xrusous]

This is a drone war. Drones are the future.An excellent reporting.

[@JL-xz3zf]

Until EMPs become common

[@Gli_alieni]

They are actually the past, but russians and ukrainians are living technologically in the early 90s'

[@sandyandsun3581]

"drones are the business card of this war" 😳

[@majorlee9714]

@@Gli_alieni Complete and utter nonsense.

[@nikhilannur]

@@Gli_alieni90% of them supplying and operating by US and NATO persons.

[@niltonc.7333]

As a London resident, I could not hold my tears when the old lady in new york said to them "London? you guys have it lovely there" :(

[@markferreira7682]

American and uk spent the money to live nicely though I’m from Boston,Ma 🇺🇸 but immigrant from Portugal 🇵🇹

[@tegridee]

it was lovely about 30 years ago.

[@Jreb1865]

​@@tegrideeBefore the takeover...

[@gullintanni]

You guys talking about it being bad now, acting like it compares to the Blitz. When in a war zone any peaceful country looks nice.

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

@@Jreb1865 been to London in the 80s and in the 10s and nothing changed maybe take off your big ol nostalgia goggles mate

[@ImpartiallySpeaking]

One of the finest documentaries I’ve ever seen. Truly amazing. Thank you to all those who risked their lives so others can understand just how difficult things are in Ukraine and the extent to which drones pose a never ending risk to life

[@RobShuttleworth]

Biden should never have let Russia put the tip in.

[@mitchellmaytorena1137]

This is probably the most extreme version of cyber bullying.

[@LD-Orbs]

No-limits cyberbullies!

[@mitchellmaytorena1137]

@@kx7500 Heartbreaking story. She was in 7th grade when that happened to her. My daughter is starting 7th grade in 2 weeks. It’s terrifying.

[@misakgabrieldarie7392]

After they coming the ROBOTS !!!

[@Andreas-gh6is]

@@mitchellmaytorena1137 children have been driven to suicide for all of history. The difference with cyberbullying is that it's now documented. There's also no real acknowledgement that bullying leads to (C)PTSD, a potentially life long affliction.

[@maximszotirov6003]

​@@kx7500Who is Amanda Todd?

[@colincreath4695]

I called this YEARS ago! Back in 2012, I told my friends that drone technology was being underutilized in warfare. It's relatively cheap, and extremely effective. I would argue that it is still being under utilized in Ukraine. I believe that drone warfare will continue to evolve, much in the same way that we saw tank warfare evolve after WW1.

[@frankfranco3626]

They were also figuring out planes in WW1.

[@colincreath4695]

@@frankfranco3626 yes, and look where we are now! We have F-16s, and F-22 raptors.

[@DimarAxelKuijl]

I’ve been flying drones for over a decade now and have developed a strong interest in the history of unmanned aerial platforms. In this context, I’d like to mention the use of pigeons during World War I, which carried the world’s first interval cameras. While these pigeons weren’t drones, they represent one of the earliest forms of aerial reconnaissance in warfare, gathering intelligence without a human on board.

[@raidermaxx2324]

i was watching something the other day about a US program in WW2 to put pingeons in guided munitions that were trained to guide the munition by pecking at the image of a battleship or wahtever it was trained to target and guide the missile in.. but it never was implemented

[@krazykkarl]

They were used 100 years before that by the Rothschilds. Look up pigeons and Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo!

[@bennyboy2023]

Some pigeons in WW1 were awarded medals for gallantry during WW1 … google hero pigeons ww1 and read about the British and French pigeons that saved thousands of lives and delivered messages even after having feet and legs shot off by enemy soldiers below trying to stop them from delivering their messages

[@Jreb1865]

The earliest was hot air ballons during The War Between the States...

[@ElenaShares]

@@raidermaxx2324 Both Ukranian and Russians call drones "Birdy" and another one "Baba Yaga" (a scariest drone with a very particular features)

[@away8556]

It is really hard to watch Swietlana old lady, so much suffer. Some people wouldn’t understand, some people experienced so much

[@addufryte]

to think how great humanity could be, all the things we could do and yet this is where we dedicate our brilliance

[@donlad]

ikr. just horrible

[@LEGITLONDON]

Another excellent video Richard, this really should be on the BBC iPlayer. A fantastic documentation of what life’s like in Ukraine

[@g00glyelm0]

I haven’t seen anything comparable to Ukrainian soldier/citizen defiant video anywhere even Telegram. Probably Putin doesn’t want even his 10% diehards to show how thin his margin is by the week. 12 weeks from now it could be over and that’s not an unhappy projection to the Ukrainian cognoscenti

[@CharlesIsabirye]

Drone operators are the modern day archers on both sides

[@nelsonta00]

more like CoD players

[@kentaromasudmizoguchi]

modern archers would still be the artillery crew

[@Gli_alieni]

No, modern archers are the ones with heavy rifles.

[@Gli_alieni]

​@@kentaromasudmizoguchi, No, modern artillery is the artillery evolution of roman artillery machines

[@GodofWhoopass]

Where are the stealth drones controlled by A.I. from Area 51? They didn't even show any of the classified drones 😂

[@joeypeleg152]

At last, excellent journalism. I thought I would see it again in my lifetime.

[@Colinmcdougall6996]

PRAYING FOR UKRAINE 🇺🇦 PRAYING FOR their families well, they’re out in the war zone it must be very hard on them.🙇🏻‍♂️💙💛🇺🇦

[@thatguyoverthere8355]

Praying hasn't really helped anything ever

[@EDD519]

@@thatguyoverthere8355 yes it has !

[@gee3883]

Allways the poorest suffer the most.

[@bipolarbear9917]

They should immortalize ‘the truck that wouldn’t die’. Make a statue out of it. Mitsubishi should at least pay for it as a marketing exercise. ‘Mitsubishi can drive your ambition through anything’. It doesn’t get any better than that. Lol!

[@user-rw718]

Trillions spent on military equipment meanwhile in today's world a 1000$ dollar drone is more dangerous. Its frightening to think about what a terrorist can do with these drones. Sometimes i wish we could all go back to the payphone days

[@Venmaylove]

10p phone call to see if Dave can come out go play.

[@NIACIN7282]

Penpals 😂 scrap the Internet full stop lol

[@jalakarvad]

You will see how this war changes whole world technology like last big wars did. There are special forces who always use civil things to manipulate with enemy. Soldiers are very clever to invent traps and use dirty tricks on enemies.

[@CharlesWhite-j4f]

Wow, I never thought of that. Think what havoc ISIS/ROP could do with drones in the UK. Targetted assassinations.

[@sheiladavis2304]

Especially since the whole personal drone industry was built off of military technology that was considered out of date. We would be amazed if the US sent over their cutting edge drone technology but they don't feel it necessary to take the risk of having it reverse engineered.

[@mottthehoople693]

wish I had shares in DJI they are on everybody's side..

[@bipolarbear9917]

Brilliant reporting guys. Hats off to your courage and bravery. 👍 🫡

[@rocketman475]

I think she was saying she was born in 1939, 20th April. She wasn't saying that she's 39 years old.

[@SubvertTheState]

Thats insane. So she was only 3 when Operation Barbarossa began. That poor woman survived the Holodomor, 60 years of the USSR, the difficulty of the 1990s, and now America's proxy war with Russia. I used to think Poland was the most war-torn country in Europe. I think its Ukraine for sure.

[@alexuslizard2461]

Nope, she сlearly said she's 39 yo. I know ukrainian enough to understand that. She's just a bit crazy

[@KiNgSaRcAsMoNe]

hitler birthday?

[@shaune73]

​@alexuslizard2461 you need to be stay there I think

[@TheLittlered1961]

That was exactly my though.

[@vincegedeon6583]

This is like a war we have never seen before! The drone warfare must be terrifying for both sides!

[@221b-l3t]

Drone guided artillery firing with the precision of laser guided weapons using 50 year old shells is still the scariest thing in this war.

[@gekolizzard]

Great video..in depth and personal. Ukraine can’t lose with the sort of people shown. Brave and resolute. Slav Ukraini

Over a million dead uk's All for what? All for whom???

[@DavidBeare-nf7vc]

🎉

[@_S_I_]

you mean the nazis they showed? lmao

[@srijanme]

lmao you're already losing

[@kunaiflex491]

Alright bet

[@kensmith8152]

Drones in tactical warfare has not only made it a game changer, but I feel it has made warfare a futile. For tanks, soldiers and even ships and planes have nowhere to hide. I was shocked when I first saw the beginning of the movie Terminator Two with robots fighting men. Though I knew this was the future, I am amazed that this dystopian prophecy has come to pass!

[@44bett]

Yes, and the US keeps bullying this beautiful planet. The MIC keeps making billions. Where are the Peacemaker?

[@fenlander7114]

It’s called foreshadowing

[@Dave5843-d9m]

T2 drones were fully AI controlled. We are not quite there yet. But the tech is getting close.

[@Lorian667]

EW and drone countermeasures will get better, soldiers will learn to protect them self. When the hype dies down, it will just be another horrible addition to war, just like planes where new in ww1. But yes, drones controlled by AI that decide without a human what is and whats not a target is chilling.... And everyone who has drones will have a field day with an enemy that does not.

[@athanatic]

Amazing journalism and a compilation and explanation of the changing face of war!

[@impaul14]

WW2: tank sound 💀 2024: drone sound 💀

[@lukemahoney2000]

More like stuka siren for ww2

[@o______opanasovych]

Do not make mistake... Tank, heading to your positions = the scariest thing to face in direct contact. Because even if you have at4 or matadors or carlgustaf launchers - you need the distance for mine to turn on and once it hits the tank you may be affected as well, but tank can hit you almost at any distance without delay of shell flying. (simultaneously shot - >impact.

[@hyperboloid-g7q]

Unpleasant sound

[@KevinP32270]

@@o______opanasovych as a combat veteran and former tanker. I AGREE. tanks are not to be messed with.

[@urduib]

@@o______opanasovych Also German tanks are once again rolling through Kursk. This time on the right side of history. Also tanks will be used again in big numbers. Today ships have auto cannons shooting down drones and missiles. 100% sure that America is developing mini Gatling guns to A.I auto track drones incoming already. When one weapon system suddenly dominates the battlefield, the counter weapon system is just around the corner.

[@MATTE.U.K]

One thing i didn't expect watching this is what a beautiful place Ukraine is, so green and peaceful despite being a war. If you are wondering why these people in the small towns wont evacuate its because ladies like the nice lady at 47:39 are as part of the land as the tree behind her.

[@EMan-cu5zo]

After this war I wouldn’t walk around the countryside in my lifetime. So many mines around its going to take a long time to even get a portion of them destroyed.

[@dannydetonator]

The second part is really true - it would take from a lifetime to 10 lifetimes demine all of Ukraine, which has largest minefields in history. However they know which areas are mined, and on Ukrainian-controlled side with great accuracy at that. Unexploded ordinance in frontline oblasts are another matter, complicating the work of at least the farmers.

[@krisiluttinen]

Gates will have a hard time using his newly acquired farm lands.

[@tomcarroll2622]

Thanks for this excellent documentary and stay safe....the beeping of that drone dector must be nerve-wracking.....

[@darkmoon4135]

The danger you went through to show the world the situation and future of drone war is astounding. This might be a historical recording for future generation to watch and learn from.

[@JoanAmasora]

Proper journalist 👍❣️

[@Xenocide586]

Ironic that Mitsubishi manufactured the Japanese Zero in WWII. The original Kamikaze.

[@erzsebetnilsson580]

Kamikaze means storm or very stong wind in english it is storm

[@seigtv222]

thank you for your explanation in a clear language . i enjoy watching this

[@TheGreatCharlie123]

you guys actually dropped a mitsubishi l200 advertisement in the middle of this XD

[@HuntsmanBow]

Gotta get content and paid advertising some how 😂

[@AdiBuddhi]

One man, one very small man, is guilty and responsible for all this death and destruction. Honestly, how is it possible for someone to live with such consequences.

[@marcusmoonstein242]

We're months away from having localized AI's that can operate from a high-end cellphone. This means that we can expect autonomous launch-and-forget drones that will be able to identify and attack targets all by themselves. The front lines will literally become too dangerous for any humans.

[@turtleneck369]

already is you are screwed everywhere even if u dig in u ain't completely safe drones are cheap and fly everywhere over front lines on both sides

[@benginaldclocker2891]

I mean the drones are making tanks obsolete, so yeah what you said makes sense

[@marcusmoonstein242]

@@MateuszMisztela When you think about it, drones can act as both artillery and snipers.

[@EMan-cu5zo]

Ships will be useless as well. Such a easy target with the technology that’s around now. I am sure they are well aware of this and working on the problem but not a thing I would want to be on.

[@brom8t]

@MateuszMisztela You do understand that the drones make the artillery way more efficient?

[@user-tb2pd9ve8i]

Ukraine looks beautiful. I have no respect for the DailyMail but these two reporters are truly amazing. Is the snippet of song we hear at 26 minutes Ukrainian?

[@tech477]

About the song: yes, copy this in the search bar "Енджі Крейда - Враже (Офіційний Виднограй)".

[@EugeneYunak]

lyrics talk about ukrainian witches, and how the enemy will end up the way the witches want

[@stefthorman8548]

​@@EugeneYunaklearn better Grammer

[@EugeneYunak]

@@stefthorman8548 “Grammer”. do you use youtube comments as your personal to-do list?

[@pootyting3311]

@stefthorman8548 Learn to be polite, and if really need to critique another, do so specifically and with tact. ✌️✌️

[@JohnYoga]

Excellent Reporting. Thank you.

[@malcolmbrown5261]

Excellent reporting, very informative

[@waynemcintosh616]

Thanks for giving us the behind the scenes look at this very intense conflict

[@taihavard]

A drone company called Skyeton. The "o" isn't required, but the rest of the letters are there. On a more serious note, very interesting, informative and worrying documentary. Well done.

[@LeoOfDivinity]

Movies are real life, News is fiction. Once you realize this and read the documents they have up still, You start to get a picture of the life they want us to live.

[@evanguzman8652]

The next wave of soilders would already have experienced 100+ hours of watered down versions of warfare and training with controllers and screens

[@Rebelstand]

Killing another human being even a soldier using a drone to do it is cowardly and should never be used in warfare. When you kill in this way it makes it too easy with less responsibility for the action. Taking the life of another should NEVER be easy.

[@erickottke9673]

You can say how it ought to be all you want

[@Rebelstand]

@@erickottke9673 That's the problem. People like you think it's ok. Seems people have gotten so used to war being so common that the idea of peace without killing to get it has been entrenched in to their souls. Here's some food for thought... Aside from religion being the #1 cause of bloody wars, it's politicians, and rich men of influence "deep state" that continue to wage them in the word of suffering and oppression. This suffering is really caused by those who wage those wars. So basically killing in the name of such influencial people of status is WRONG in any way you look at it so yes killing using drones is cowardly and wrong PERIOD.

[@drsnova7313]

You can say exactly the same about the plane, the tank, and the rifle. They all allowed to kill others with more ease and from a larger distance. Following your logic, everything but a fistfight is "cowardly" in war.

[@jpwessgate4859]

​@@drsnova7313That's how wars should be fought...best of every countries fighters go head to head in MMA

[@gentianbarone1397]

Epokat kan ndryshuar.

[@quixodian]

Exceptional documentary, highly informative and apparently with access to very high-level information sources in Ukraine. Great work.

[@patrichausammann]

I think the woman at 38:12 did not understand your question correctly, I guess she told you her date of birth. She looks if she is about 81 years old, which would fit the suggested date of birth at 1939.

[@jonvelde5730]

Or she has quite a sense of humor. Or perhaps has become somewhat deranged.

[@patrichausammann]

@@jonvelde5730 True

[@chrishennemeyer7276]

Kudos for taking risks to provide us with this glimpse of the front lines.

[@als1023]

When I saw the drone drop, through the roof of that black SUV, in Mar ''22 , my view of war changed. I got on then with the Ukrainian groups that spearheded the drone program. Fund raising, and incredible support world wide, kept thousands of UA soldiers safe. They also devastated the ruzzian hardware and trenches, houses and landings. Now, advocating for 250K drones / month for UA, is a 2nd job. Great video, I've seen much of it quite a while back, wonderful to see it again. Still very relevant.

[@tomgilletteLeftRightYoga]

The Pulitzer Prize Committee needs to see this video. Richard Pendlebury and Jamie Wiseman's documentary is brilliant.

[@keithjacobson4493]

The application of drones has helped Ukraine survive to this point. But it does seem that terrorist can have a similar impact on a country.

[@geoffreymee7671]

Magnificent work to you both - journo and cameraman. Hope u r both well

[@allenboniface8010]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@JonathanJohansen-q2f]

Slava Cocaini

[@corebabajustin1238]

Slava allem

[@Scorch428]

Think how many more resources there would be for humanity if we could avoid pointless destruction like this.....

[@johnmac4094]

Ample opportunities for this to be addressed democratically.

[@pumpkindog1]

5 minutes of ads, scams and BS, Unbelievable! there must be an alternative. Great video. Very interesting stuff.

[@Antramblings]

It's scary to think what it would be like to be a soldier in this war rather than a drone unit .I don't want my son to ever have to fight in this war he is 12 and we live in the UK .

[@bloodlove93]

oh he might get caught up in ww3 then,depending when that kicks off and eventually end. just several years until a draft can do anything, how time flies, just another reason I'd never have kids.

[@universalspaceexpeditioner8259]

@@bloodlove93 WW3 in 30 years not sooner. Lot of stuff will need to happen before that. A.I will be intelligent in the 2030s but still inferior to humans. In the 2050s it will be self relient like the aim is as they say in this video.

[@ScientistWind]

Glad you folks go out of there. It is hard to understand what actually is going on. The news shows a side and enough but there is much space between the lines.

[@AsifIqbal-sl7tv]

Ukraine lost the drone war many months ago and is never able to gain the initiative or never be able to gain uperhand.

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

When I received my DJI Phantom 4 pro nearly 10 years, I started imagining how this flying machine could be used in a war zone.

[@rustybot4279]

Daesh used phantom 4's

[@jackgoodnight2]

Phantom 4 outdated now.

[@nismojukerich2994]

​@@jackgoodnight2 well duh...he did say he got it 10 years ago captain obvious...🤦🤣

[@jackgoodnight2]

@@nismojukerich2994 bro that's why I said the "now"

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

Id love to own that truck! Its got an angel in it!

[@merhaba8]

Mitsubishi should donate a bunch and use them for promotional purposes

[@stefthorman8548]

​@@merhaba8most Japanese companies don't want their products associated with war.

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

@merhaba8 Thats a great idea.

[@alanplayford]

Brilliant informative documentary about the techbological way the war is being fought, and the effect it is having on the soldiers and residents.

[@joshuastanton6731]

Please correct this to include the introduction of small drones to combat units in Iraq/Afghanistan. Iraq War veteran, UAV RAVEN/WASP pilot/Platoon Intelligence/Infantry. Semper Fidelis.

[@sandmantk4901]

Thank you for your service.

[@PavelAVasilevich]

No one cares

[@joshuastanton6731]

@@PavelAVasilevich And what have you done with your life that was exceptional and not self serving?

[@David-rx2nu]

By saying, “no one cares”, you reveal that you care. Also expose ignorance. How does one speak for “no one” anyway? -OEF & OIF USMC

[@stefthorman8548]

​@@joshuastanton6731I'm patriotic and all, but the Iraq and Afghanistan war wasn't anything exceptional, it gives the none military leaning people, the impression of an posh hunter shooting an blind coyote, nothing to be proud of, or anything memorable.

[@the_gask6070]

Missed opportunity to mention the Interstate TDR, the first operational assault drone that scored confirmed targets during the Pacific War in 1944. It was shelved, despite its incredible efficiency, because the top brass in the Army and Navy (there wasn't an Airforce back then) felt that the role of the pilot in war was a "noble endevour that deserved protection"

[@2serveand2protect]

Woow! AT THE VERY LEAST a respectful nod to the Mitsubishi-company, for making those trucks! ;)

[@caritas8984]

When the Taliban watches this video, Toyota is going to lose a lot of sales to Mitsubishi 😁

[@Valet2]

Thanks for letting us know. We'll be prepared.

[@aenorist2431]

Give it a couple years and we will have HARM style drones. Just a normal FPV that, when jammed, has the autopilot take over and fly directly at the source of the emissions - a jammer is a giant electromagnetic "juicy target here" beacon, after all.

[@FRIPPE_THE_GREAT]

Swedish Rb15 naval missile does exactly that.

[@caav56]

>HARM style drones Reject modernity, return to Dornier DAR

[@wat8437]

The IAI Harpy does this

[@sapientum8]

"New York has become a very dangerous place to visit." Indeed.

[@jose-marie]

I'm pretty sure a country with millions of drone operators - and only drone operators - could easily win a war

[@picolascage5270]

I wouldn't be surprised if the US has something that can shut drones power off... Back in 2011 during the UBL raid, there was a reported power outage of the whole area during the exact time of the raid. Rob O'Neil even commented on it saying a device was given to them by DARPA which would shut off a whole area of an electrical grid.

[@BurningDownUrHouse]

EMP

[@strangeke7750]

@@BurningDownUrHouseemp is only powerful enough for a couple hundred feet max. It’s not practical and most electronics have enough protection to block out the emp.

[@ruleBRITANNIA1690]

There's EMP that can take out power to hole countries but classed as electrical nuclear so thay don't do it

[@stfuplsok]

@@ruleBRITANNIA1690 *WHOLE

[@ticcusagram]

Imagine the PTSD of these soldiers to hearing drones when this wars over !!

[@ramroddrone5449]

Dave Australia, here. What an exceptional video. Thanks.

[@h.r.hufnstuf4171]

cant see a drone in the sky without being reminded of what they can do, its no toy anymore

[@ElenaShares]

The drones make noise even if you don't see them. But once it saw you, you gone most likely

[@ScientistWind]

Guess they will eventually evolve to be silent then we are screwed. Will the winners of war be the ones who can produce the most autonomous drones. China is the leader right now!?… Might start living underground in the future.

[@aleczelensky5925]

Ukraine is unbelievable! People of freedom, courage and dignity!

[@krisiluttinen]

and corruption!

[@aleczelensky5925]

@@krisiluttinen true, but they fight with it

[@vet137]

I never wanted to believe that Military will become AI but it is "HERE" and it freaks me out. Vet (this should get your attention if you are a Vet)

[@smijas]

How can we all watch this, and not use all our influence to stop it from its core? One man in Moskou, and we cannot change this?

[@digemsmacks5690]

Kinda like a net in the sky, we shall call it... Skynet 😮

[@Kiltoonie]

Excellent journalism - first class. And bloody awful to witness the reality.

[@JGnuff]

Now then. Factor in the multi drone control systems utilized in the US for "drone shows" where 500+ drones are controlled at the SAME TIME.....bring in a crew that operates the swarm, arm the swarm, and you have short range air superiority in an instant. - Remember, technological advancements come from military research and development, and then trickle into the civilian sector.

[@stefthorman8548]

Except their would be NO civilian sector for drones, they'd ban drones if they could, they barred dji, from the commercial sector, and the US companies are moving towards government contracts and don't want to sell to civilians. All we'll get are underpowered neutered drone, that we have to register like it's an airplane

[@teemuranta1243]

You'd think a drone swarm like that has a big bottleneck on the control system, it's a single point of control/radio frequency that can be jammed and targeted.

[@carld9451]

Very very brave going there and making a documentary about the drones stay safe people

[@Adam_Mokanszki]

This is crazy warfare. Terrifying merciless.

[@markhansen6236]

Excellent documentary covering the game changing power of this new weapon.

[@RaniVeluNachar-kx4lu]

Ukraine has the remnants of Russia's design and technical schools, not all, but many so we are lucky that Ukraine was NOT just farmers and Oligarchs. A lot of Russian equipment in part was designed and built in Ukraine. So they know how it works and they know Russian military doctrine too. And they speak Russian.

[@johnmac4094]

Yeah, and in eastern Ukraine, what do you think they “feared” when the Ukrainian soldiers and western media people came along?

[@enricoligia.]

Complimenti un bel pezzo giornalstico...

[@rickrock2525]

12000 V1s (Fieseler Fi 103) were launched in 1944 and 1945. They would be called drones nowadays. This was more than a decade before the Vietnam War.

[@drsnova7313]

Not really. They clearly were cruise missiles. They are as much "drones" as a Tomahawk or Storm Shadow missile would be.

[@sergeydzekunov]

Боже! Бережи українських захисників! 🇺🇦🙏. Героям слава! 🇺🇦

[@paraweir]

Slava Ukraine, from a South African supporter 🇺🇦🇿🇦

[@briandsauntr4692]

Slava Ukraine , Hello South Africa from a Nova Scotia Canada supporter

[@stephenrothwell8142]

Toyota is the truck that wouldn't die! Mitsubishi has just joined the ranks. Awesome documentary. Be safe❤

[@RealNyeTheScienceGuy]

Keep your mosbergs gentlemen

[@klowen7778]

One would think, but apparently most drones are hard to detect outside of shotgun range, and any closer, by then it's too late (though the portable EMP rifles look kinda promising)

[@RealNyeTheScienceGuy]

@@klowen7778 cool, I believe it… do you want to live in a world where the popo is drones? Get a Mosberg

[@nismojukerich2994]

​@@klowen7778 not really, the sound of the motors whining in the drones are fairly loud. You can hear them coming a decent distance away.

[@hairtoss7975]

Great journalism.

[@TonyPicard-m8x]

the people of London and amersterdam said the v1 was pretty effective drone.

[@zacnovick7470]

I wish peace on all the innocent people of war all around the world. My heart goes out to all the fallen soldier's everywhere. Shabbot Shalom 🇮🇱 🇺🇦

[@gekolizzard]

Oleg the legend.