Any initiative can be ruined by a thoughtless approach to its implementation.
I remember when drone raids started, a great many notification methods appeared, including even special apps.
Now, someone's bright idea is to cut off communication in case of a drone raid. But how are we supposed to notify and warn the necessary people? After all, apps and Telegram, God forgive, work through mobile internet.
By the way, the communication of fire teams also goes down because, how shall I put it gently, we have unprogrammed Baofeng radios locked in sealed safes so as not to have to report their loss.
The story with the MOG is even more amusing. Mobile fire teams, prospectively, are often restricted to moving within the territory of the protected object. In theory, this might be convenient for reporting, and it's easier to collect shell casings, and it doesn't scare civilians.
But a drone that can be shot down still tends to cause damage even as a wreck when a piece of the drone falls as one piece, formally shot down, onto the target object. Technically, of course, it’s packed with buckshot and other lead, but that doesn’t prevent it from covering the final hundreds of meters.
That’s why.
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