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Great comp, 5 stars.
UKRAINE DEATH COMP CXXXIX
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Submitted: 4 months ago
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Invaders Must DIe! Slava Ukraine! (November Comp part3) (In the end a ''Matumbu'' kamikaze bomber in the service of the Russian army....hohoho:)
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Military & War
Badger
4 months ago
MinLillaKanin
4 months ago
There was good action in this movie so thank you very much. Kill those damn Russians so we can get rid of them completely.
Despair23
4 months ago
Even with the help of the orange boyfriend of putin they are no match for the Ukraine Army.
kolonotte
4 months ago
Another instant classic from Gizmo! In fact, it is Karma itself that is destroying the invasive Russian rats by the millions, and Gizmo is only showing it to us.
Lilith
4 months ago
Lol not the africans who don't even know what a drone is 
BigHeartSmallWorld
2 months ago
@Lilith quite the contrary, actually! As of right now, Africa's experiencing a rapidly expanding drone ecosystem, with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) being used for agriculture, medical delivery, security, and content creation across the continent.
Countries such as South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, and Morocco are investing in local drone manufacturing, with some, like Nigeria, developing AI-enabled drones and aiming for significant local production. A Zimbabwean inventor has created a drone powered by radio frequency for delivery of medication to remote areas.
In South Africa, drones are used for security and policing, as well as being heavily utilized by content creators and commercial photographers. Agriculture drones are used to monitor crop growth, manage livestock, and increase yield, with specialized firms operating in the region.
Drones are used for conservation, such as fighting against rhino and elephant poaching. Malawi runs a dedicated "Drone Test Corridor" in partnership with UNICEF for humanitarian activities.
As of 2026, events like the Drone Ignite Africa summit in 2026 focus on fostering youth entrepreneurship, AI, and the robotics economy, demonstrating a high level of engagement with the technology.
While some individuals in rural, remote areas might be unfamiliar with drones, leading to curiosity or caution, they are widely recognized and increasingly common across the continent.
