True but since we are just speculating, its been predicted that geurillas will be shifting heavily to drone warfare. Started with Myanmar but it was only inevitable that Latin American militia would pick it up too.
They would be conducting business with another party. It would serve their economic interests to supply and train other groups.
Again, I hope they aren’t but they seem to be the dominant power in the drone business. Thankfully they are fucking up Russian forces with it but, the tides of war can change and they (like any nation) could have interests that don’t align with international peace.
The amount of money they’d receive from selling drones to some rebels would be tiny compared to the reputational loss and diplomatic issues they’d have if they did it. A country that is fighting for its survival cant afford to have international diplomacy problems just to get some tens or hundreds of thousands of drone selling money. Especially when you consider that a lot of their foreign fighters are from Colombia and they have considerable support from Colombians.
Your hunches are, sorry to be so blunt, completely moronic and quite ignorant.
Ukraine is indeed doing well. But russia is not a superpower, never was. There was a time when the Soviet Union was a superpower, for a while. But that was in the 1960s, maybe a bit in the 1970s.
True but since we are just speculating, its been predicted that geurillas will be shifting heavily to drone warfare. Started with Myanmar but it was only inevitable that Latin American militia would pick it up too.
True, hopefully its not Ukraine supplying the drones. They’ve gotten very good at it.
Why would Ukraine supply them with drones? What on earth would they benefit from doing that?
Countries are going to act in their own best interests. If it benefits them why wouldn’t they?
Right… so how would Ukraine benefit from supplying groups fighting against Colombia?
They would be conducting business with another party. It would serve their economic interests to supply and train other groups.
Again, I hope they aren’t but they seem to be the dominant power in the drone business. Thankfully they are fucking up Russian forces with it but, the tides of war can change and they (like any nation) could have interests that don’t align with international peace.
I hope I’m wrong with my hunch.
The amount of money they’d receive from selling drones to some rebels would be tiny compared to the reputational loss and diplomatic issues they’d have if they did it. A country that is fighting for its survival cant afford to have international diplomacy problems just to get some tens or hundreds of thousands of drone selling money. Especially when you consider that a lot of their foreign fighters are from Colombia and they have considerable support from Colombians.
Your hunches are, sorry to be so blunt, completely moronic and quite ignorant.
I accept how hair brained it may sound. I just know Ukraine is doing very well up against a super power, may they continue to do so.
They have the capabilities to supply and train others. Will they? Dunno.
Ukraine is indeed doing well. But russia is not a superpower, never was. There was a time when the Soviet Union was a superpower, for a while. But that was in the 1960s, maybe a bit in the 1970s.