Russia using horses, donkeys to counter Ukraine's drone warfare
In an unexpected turn of military strategy, Russian troops are increasingly using horses and donkeys to carry out operations near the Ukrainian front lines. The unconventional tactic seeks to evade detection by Ukrainian drones, which can easily identify and hit armored vehicles.
After Losing 15,000 Vehicles, Some Russian Troops In Ukraine Are Riding Horses
It was perhaps inevitable, as Russian vehicle losses in Ukraine exceeded 15,000, production of new vehicles lagged and stocks of old Cold War vehicles ran low late last year, that Russian troops in Ukraine would eventually climb onto horses.
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Russian forces are using horses and donkeys to evade Ukraine's drone attacks, highlighting how modern warfare is blending old-school tactics with advanced technology.
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