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Russian fire groups targeted by Ukrainian drones, echoing WW2 tactics

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Russian mobile fire groups, initially deployed to protect supply convoys, are now facing increased Ukrainian drone attacks. This tactic mirrors how air gunners became targets during World War II, indicating a shift in battlefield dynamics where defensive units are becoming offensive targets. AI

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Russian fire groups targeted by Ukrainian drones, echoing WW2 tactics

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · David Hambling, Senior Contributor ·

    Russian Hunters Become Hunted As Drone War Repeats World War 2 Tactics

    Russia's mobile fire groups, sent out to defend columns of supply trucks, have become a prime target for Ukrainian drone strikes just as air gunners were hit in WW2

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