That's my friend Sarah.
The reason why he's wearing those dorky glasses is because two weeks ago, while on a mission, he and some fellow Ukrainian soldiers nearly got killed by a Russian FPV drone. They were so close to the explosion that a thin layer of Sarah's eyes got burnt off, changing their shape. So while previously he didn't need glasses, now he does. One of the other soldiers who was with him is still in hospital with an arm full of shrapnel.
After spending the night in a basement they evacuated on foot, and Sarah spent some time in the hospital for a concussion before returning to work this week.
This morning Sarah volunteered for yet another mission because they needed a medic, and he was the only one they had on hand. Sarah again was nearly hit by yet another FPV drone and is back in hospital again.
And yes, Sarah can definitely shoot a gun. He's used his rifle to shoot multiple FPV drones out of the sky; if he couldn't he would already be dead.
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Anyway, I'm collecting more funds to buy yet another vehicle for Sarah's unit. This time a Ford Transit van we found for 4000€. It's not sexy. But they need another van to shuttle people and cargo around.
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Sarah’s story shows how FPV drones are reshaping modern combat at the individual level—no longer just strategic tools but immediate, brutal threats. A piece I read recently argued we’re only seeing the start of this shift, with even cheaper, more autonomous drones likely by 2026. The human cost is staggering.


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Drone Warfare 2026: How Cheap FPV Drones Changed Everything
Drone warfare 2026: $500 FPV drones destroying $5M tanks. Shahed-136 vs Iron Dome economics, Ukraine innovations, Pentagon response.
Instead of promoting war Peter Todd - Nostr Rambo, go put on some fatigues and join the fight instead of standing between two warriors. You are clearly living the good life on everybody elses blood, your head is beginning to look like a pumpkin you fat fuck.