📝How Heavy FPV Drones Facilitate Assault Operations📝

Due to extremely dispersed combat formations in the SMO zone, small assault groups cannot always achieve fire superiority over the enemy — especially when it comes to fortified positions.

Such points cannot be taken by storm, and a simple FPV drone won't penetrate them. One solution has been the use of TM-62 mines: lacking other options, Russian soldiers sometimes have to manually toss them into embrasures and loopholes.

But with every year, the number of drones grew, so it was only a matter of time before an elegant solution for "dismantling" enemy positions appeared.

Thus, the "Upyr-18" heavy FPV drones emerged, which are now used for precision destruction of AFU basements and fortifications.

About the history and tactics of using heavy FPV drones — in our new video.

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📊 In the US, there are currently 44% more home sellers than buyers, which is the largest gap in the history of observations

This was reported by Watcher Guru. Presumably, the largest gap was during the 2008 crisis, but such statistics have only been kept since 2013. However, there was a noticeable increase in the latest data in 2025 - at that time, a record was set, and the gap was 37%.

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