Really dangerous if you have your radar and/or UAV jammers switched off and the personnel is drunk and/or asleep on the job. Considering we're not the Russian armed forces I'm less concerned given the technological edge and level of professionalism. At that point it's just one of several threat vectors.

Well. Before blaming poor soldiering / job negligence, I would first like to know, whether there were even the most rudimentary means in place there at the time. If u can visually track them and engage them with firearms, even basic anti air guns, without anti drone configuration can do the work. Heck any armed vehicle with/without RWS can be useful in that situation.

I suspect that the bulk of Ukrainian AA weapons, including of the manner that are more useful against such small targets, than mid-long range systems, are currently concentrated at the Kherson and Kharkiv fronts.
 
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Before blaming poor soldiering / job negligence, I would first like to know, whether there were even the most rudimentary means in place there at the time.
The tweet was talking about use against "USAF, USMC or US Army airbase or heliport", not Ukraine, so neither was I.
 
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I'm guessing a lot of these want to return to Russia eventually. A healthy percentage probably support the war, and celebrate its brutality but don't want to fight. Looks like there will be some degree of screening.

Several German government ministers have indicated that under specific conditions, Germany is ready to take in Russians fleeing the "partial military mobilization" ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

"Deserters threatened with serious repression can, as a rule, obtain international protection in Germany," Interior Minister Nancy Faeser said in an interview with the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
"Anyone who courageously opposes Putin's regime and thereby falls into great danger, can file for asylum on grounds of political persecution," she said.
 


I'm guessing a lot of these want to return to Russia eventually. A healthy percentage probably support the war, and celebrate its brutality but don't want to fight. Looks like there will be some degree of screening.
In my eyes the completely wrong decision. Everone who leaves the "country" now, leaves only to save his ass. Push them to make a change in Mordor, or let them live (maybe die) with that frickin System.
 

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