War in Ukraine

FPV drones aren’t just surveillance tools—they dictate movement, stall offensives, and turn the battlefield into a gridlocked stalemate. Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine has become a high-stakes chess match, where both sides are under the constant watch of unmanned aircraft. With electronic warfare unable to stop every threat, both Ukrainian and Russian soldiers have turned to a more direct solution—shotguns—as a last-ditch defense against drones making a rapid descent toward their positions.

Moscow has dubbed Kyiv and the West as “Satanic”, declaring a “holy war.” However, it’s Russia’s Satanists, convicted of murder and cannibalism, who are pardoned for their brutal crimes and sent to wage war against Ukrainians. 

Europe’s next-generation tank project, the Main Ground Combat System (MGCS), took eight years just to approve. Now, the platform for tanks, artillery, and infantry vehicles won’t hit serial production until at least 2045—already a decade behind schedule. A clear example of where Europe could and should move faster.