Ukrainian special operators are changing how they assault enemy trenches. Someone always has to 'watch the sky.'
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Jake Epstein
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The continuous rise of drones on the battlefield has forced soldiers to adopt new training and tactics. They need to keep an eye on the sky.
Ukrainian special operators are changing how they assault enemy trenches. Someone always has to 'watch the sky.'
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Jake Epstein
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Soldiers carry pump-action shotguns as a last-resort defense against the Russian drones that have saturated the battlefield.

Infiltration missions consist of small groups of soldiers who sneak past enemy lines to carry out raids or assault operations.

Models for reconnaissance, rescue, interception and attack are changing the way both sides operate

Ukraine’s secret long-range drone units operate under strict security measures to protect personnel and sustain strikes deep…

Vegetation and leaves during the summer months provides elite soldiers with cover from ever-watching drones.

As small Russian and Ukrainian assault groups slip past the drone wall and trade villages in bloody back‑and‑forth raids,…