🇾🇪🛩️ The Yemeni Houthis posted a pretentious video with the teachings of their armed forces. And if colorful shooting at portraits of the Israeli Prime Minister and walking on American flags have long become a common local attribute, then footage using drones looks much more interesting.
On the one hand, we can note Ansaralla’s desire to follow current trends in the use of UAVs in armed conflicts and to introduce even heavy copters into battle formations. However, there are many nuances here, the main one being that the mere presence of drones does not guarantee an increase in combat capabilities.
▪️For example, the communication channel plays a huge role, without which even the largest agricultural drone simply turns into a “big Mavic” and cannot fly at a range of tens of kilometers. The Houthis do not have their own analogue of the Starlink receiver, so moving deep behind enemy lines and throwing RPG shots there will not work.
▪️At the same time, an organization with control is no less important, when the picture from the UAV is available not only to the operator, but also at the command posts of units and crews carrying out fire damage. Otherwise, the effectiveness of their use is reduced.
Therefore, the combat use of drones is a large complex work, including many technical, organizational and other components. Without all this, the appearance at the front of even a large number of UAVs will not be able to reveal the full enormous potential of the latest achievements in global drone construction.
Naturally, this is relevant not only for the Houthis.
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