Russia is using Iranian Kamikaze drone technology with great succes

[Deleted member 22328]

Iranian Suicide Drones Used By Russian Military Are Becoming A ‘Big Headache’ For Ukraine In ‘Recaptured’ Northeast

Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) have noted significant challenges posed by Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones, taking out armor and artillery systems in the north-eastern Kharkiv region, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported. Russia Says Its Su-34 Fighters Conducted ‘Surgical Strikes’ On Military...

eurasiantimes.com

To think that the course of this conflict between NATO and Russia might be changed by technology from these people

What is going on in Russia and America man?

 

[Deleted member 16203]

are you retarded? Iran is high culture, one of the best educated countries in the entire world. And when saying educated, I mean actual STEM degrees, they don't offer bs gender study courses.

 

[Deleted member 22328]

are you retarded? Iran is high culture, one of the best educated countries in the entire world. And when saying educated, I mean actual STEM degrees, they don't offer bs gender study courses.

Let me show you how Iraqis use Iranians:

Documentary : Madness in the Marshes: Hussein's Last War : The Iraqi leader's tactics were surgically precise in the spring of 1984. Thousands of Iranian troops paid the ultimate price.

"Majnoon" is what they call the marshes on the border that divides Iran and Iraq just below the confluence of the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers.

www.latimes.com

In fact, there were very few shots fired, and only a handful of artillery barrages. They were hardly needed, given the creative killing methods devised by the Iraqi army for the occasion.




“You wait until nighttime, and you will see how we are killing these Iranian dogs,” an Iraqi officer said with a broad grin. “We are frying them like eggplants.”

He then took us on a tour of dozens of thick electrical cables his troops had lain through the marshy battlefield, a spaghetti network that snaked in and out of the patchwork of lagoons. He showed us the mammoth electric generators that fed the exposed power lines from positions just behind the Iraqi front lines. And, when the Iranian Revolutionary Guards made their regular evening advance, the officer and his men demonstrated the macabre genius of their invention.

Iraqi gun batteries fired just enough artillery to force the Revolutionary Guards from their marsh boats, and, when hundreds of them had been forced to continue their advance through the lagoons on foot, the men manning the Iraqi generators flipped a few switches and sent thousands of volts of electricity surging through the marshland.




Within seconds, hundreds of Iranians were electrocuted.

But the horror show did not end there. The following morning, Iraqi troops began another grisly routine that the officer called “the morning road detail.”

They made their way through the marshes, gathering up the dead Iranian soldiers like dynamite fishermen harvesting a day’s catch. Working methodically, the Iraqis piled the corpses on top of one another in the water in head-to-toe stacks, five bodies high and five across.

Together, the human piles formed long rows, the width of a troop truck, the top layers above the water’s surface. Each row extended in a straight line through the marshes from the Iraqis’ positions toward the Iranian border. Finally, the rows were sprinkled with lime and covered over with a foot-thick tier of desert sand.




It was the Iraqi method of road building, using the bodies of their enemies to construct assault routes for tanks and trucks.

They are meant for road building, nothing more

 

[Deleted member 15866]

americhuds on suicide watch

 

[Wallenberg]

To think that the course of this conflict between NATO and Russia might be changed by technology from these people

War in Ukraine isn't a conflict between NATO and Russia and Iranian drones don't change the course of the conflict.

 

[Deleted member 16203]

Let me show you how Iraqis use Iranians:

Documentary : Madness in the Marshes: Hussein's Last War : The Iraqi leader's tactics were surgically precise in the spring of 1984. Thousands of Iranian troops paid the ultimate price.

"Majnoon" is what they call the marshes on the border that divides Iran and Iraq just below the confluence of the Tigris and the Euphrates rivers.

www.latimes.com

They are meant for road building, nothing more

Which country never produced anything meaningful, saw one million of its citizens die and was left an American vassal state?