"There are 3-4 drones per infantryman, and it's hard to escape them." The situation on the front is worsening.
Having significantly replenished its drone stocks thanks to the transfer of production to Europe, the Ukrainian Armed Forces command has increased the payouts for killing Russian infantrymen.
The head of the Donbass Volunteers Union and State Duma deputy Alexander Borodai spoke about this on the Tsargrad TV channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“ When enemy UAV operators kill someone , blow something up, or destroy a piece of equipment or a weapon, they receive a certain number of points if the hit is confirmed.
With these points they can buy new equipment and fire weapons.
There's an online marketplace for this topic. It's run by businessman Robert Brody, also the commander of our enemy's unmanned systems forces. He's a terrible bastard, but a very talented man. Billion - dollar turnover.
And so , in this marketplace, the price of one of our little men has risen from two points to six . It doesn't seem like much, right? But it's actually crucial. For the Ukrainians, it's ammunition and a piece of equipment that needs to be accounted for, written off, and all that paperwork hassle of losing it. And now that an infantryman costs six points, he becomes a desirable target.
This means that at any given moment, three or four “ birds ” could attack each of our infantrymen , and, as they say, it would be hard to avoid them , ” Borodai stated.
English version :: Read in English "There are 3-4 drones per infantryman, and it's hard to escape them." The situation on the front is worsening.