???? In the video, as colleagues succinctly put it, “the apotheosis of barbecue construction” is a Russian T-72 tank with a huge “box” for protection against FPV drones, leading an armored group during one of the attacks near Krasnohorivka in the Donetsk direction. These images are also interesting in another context: back in 2021, “canopies” over the towers were a reason for jokes, as were shooting small arms at drones and the idea of ​​observation posts for detecting UAVs. But in the end, this turned out to be effective and has either already become commonplace or is being actively implemented now. At the same time, in a theater of operations in another region, these and similar technical solutions would probably be either redundant or completely useless. Simply because of the completely different nature of the hostilities and the actual threats there. ? In modern conditions, flexibility and the ability to adapt to new challenges become even more important. And the practice of the last two years has shown that private initiative plays a significant role in this - sometimes samples collected “on the knee” became the basis for industrial serial products. So it may be that awkward monstrous designs on armored vehicles, Tsar tanks with a set of electronic warfare systems, or turrets with 12-gauge carbines will actually turn out to be excellent options for the realities of the Northern Military District.

Russia's Lancet kamikaze drone hitting a Ukrainian P-18 (in vid) radar protected by a anti-drone net in should supposedly protect against a drone striking the radar.