Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Ukrainian Drone Strikes: Waging a New War" video.

  1. They've been manufactured decades ago.
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  2. Why? They're Soviet era.
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  3. The pipe and steel guys got mobilized. Also, it was Westerners running the show prior to February.
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  4. Yeah people aren't free to worship a person calling for the destruction of Ukraine.
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  5. The word on the street is that this was a photo reconnaissance drone before being fitted with explosives.
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  6.  @bingcrosby1378  The point is that you can't destroy the factory where they're made. They're not currently being made. So unless they're storing all of them in a warehouse and Russia finds it, you can't take out that capability. They'll keep launching until they run out of the old drones.
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  7. 1 large boom causes more damage to a bridge than several smaller ones.
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  8.  @TimBitts649  The US had drones since WW2 and used them in the Pacific. The drone was a Tu-141 I think. Look it up. It has no pilot, it flew over the enemy, took photos and parachuted back inside friendly territory
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  9.  @TimBitts649  First you said drones didn't exist, now you want to talk about wal mart drones. Have you ever bombed a Russian air base from 400 miles away with the walmart drone? No. Ukrainians have converted recon drones into long range strike weapons. You 0 : Ukraine 1. Russians can't copy anything. Their industry is toast. They're grounding aircraft and sidelining train cars because they can't get bearings. They can't manufacture so many weapons they need to buy them from Iran. China was just recently barred from importing the high end American chip manufacturing tech. More important than making the product, is making the machines that make the product. Turns out the world depends on machines made in Germany, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands and the US. These countries can destroy your industry if they all agree that it's necessary to do so.
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  10. ​ @secretname4190 if you want a pragmatic answer, it's easier to get funding for a historical/conflict anime than live action or 3d/western cartoon. There's animes about the history of tanks and service rifles. There's animes about the modern Japanese army going into a fantasy setting. You can get a lot of niche topics covered in eastern 2D.
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