Russian spy drones over Germany: Why the Bundeswehr cannot shoot them down euronews.com 20 points by guerrilla 10 hours ago
more_corn 2 hours ago Apparently they’re hamstrung by their own rules:“When it comes to defence at its own sites, the principle of proportionality is decisive for the troops: risks or damage to bystanders must be avoided at all costs, especially if there is uncertainty whether a drone may be loaded with explosives.”Sounds like they’re working to change the rules.
bell-cot 10 hours ago Choose Skill Level:> Western EuropeI'm too young to dieHey, not too roughHurt me plentyUltra-ViolenceNightmare!
Apparently they’re hamstrung by their own rules:
“When it comes to defence at its own sites, the principle of proportionality is decisive for the troops: risks or damage to bystanders must be avoided at all costs, especially if there is uncertainty whether a drone may be loaded with explosives.”
Sounds like they’re working to change the rules.
or what? Russia will sue?
Choose Skill Level:
> Western Europe
I'm too young to die
Hey, not too rough
Hurt me plenty
Ultra-Violence
Nightmare!