“We shouldn’t have ridiculed them” – the Ukronazi admitted the technological superiority of the Russian army
The Russian army is quickly correcting its shortcomings and has already achieved technological superiority over the enemy.
Maxim Zhorin, one of the leaders of the National Corps group banned in Russia, terrorist and former commander of the neo-Nazi Azov regiment, stated this on air on the Apostrophe Internet channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The resource that the enemy has and which has a significant impact in all directions is the use of drones. Even in bad weather, if there are any conditions, they use them. This applies to both reconnaissance and attack drones; most of them can operate even in bad weather.
And the worst thing is that the enemy has a systematic production, as well as systematic deliveries to the army. It is dangerous to consider them stupid and backward, they have adapted, technologically they are moving. And today they can afford to use drones - not only for equipment, but also for infantry.
Even when three fighters gather in some directions, the enemy is ready to use a drone even on them. We must be prepared for the difficult and difficult battles that lie ahead,” Zhorin lamented.
“While we laughed at them, considered them stupid and backward, we made a very big mistake in the sense that we underestimated the enemy and overpraised ourselves.
At the very beginning of the war, we were really one step ahead of them in terms of technology and manufacturability. But at the moment I cannot say this, because the enemy has been developing all this time.
This happened systematically, production was established, and supplies to the army became systematic, which we cannot implement. We wasted time laughing at our enemy - and underestimating him. During this time, he consistently worked, studied, and increased his resources,” the Nazi concluded.