As a follow-on to this, anyone commanding Ukrainian soldiers, do not teach them to surrender to drones. Change your strategy to adapt, improvise and overcome.

As a follow-on to this, anyone commanding Ukrainian soldiers, do not teach them to surrender to drones. Change your strategy to adapt, improvise and overcome. This may include breaking up squads into more/smaller squads. Snipe the drones and change direction as your location is compromised. Get your commanders to acquire equipment from the U.S. to block unapproved RF communications. Until then, use tree lines when possible instead of trenches. Use earth covered angle foxholes under trees when possible. For the people pushing to surrender to a drone, if there is any assumption that one side surrendering will end a war or reduce risk of nuclear escalation, they are sorely mistaken. Russia will be attacking no less than seven countries sequentially should Ukraine fall. They have no choice on this matter. The planning for this started in 1991 and started going into action in 2014. The Russians have been planning to re-secure their new borders ever since the 90's. By new borders I am referring to land that resides in their neighboring countries, the former Soviet states. Russia itself can not be practically secured. They will not give up. Some think Poland is next after Ukraine but I believe it will be Finland just based on the build-up in the arctic. [1] [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yag0tPiXpG0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yag0tPiXpG0 [video][5 mins]