@NotWoofers Seems like they are using DJI Avata 2’s (judging by the OSD) with an explosive payload, usually these are used for close-in reconnaissance rather than disposable FPV drones
When a tactical asset moves beyond even a theatre role and starts becoming, very slowly, strategic, then things will change.
I don't see much analysis on this, yet, but we're at the end of the beginning of this process
@Helvegen29@Archer83Able I think it's mostly the AI-controlled terminal phase that's the culprit. Most duds I've seen show the drone without one of its wings, which may suggest the Hornet impacted the target with its wing and the detonator wasn't triggered. Perhaps an update/fix is needed?
Ukrainian combat medics flew to the US to teach US Special Operations physicians how to keep soldiers alive under drone fire.
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@natsecboogie Not the first time at all, atleast a handful of videos have been released showing Hezb utilising DJI O4 Air Units on their Fiber-optic FPV drones...
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@Jeff21461 Quite notable use of the (what appears to be) the AI-enabled Hornet OWA drone, only seen a few clips here and there of its use in UA, but this is extensive footage