1 Separate Center for Unmanned Systems of the Armed Forces of the Ukrainian SBS (former 14th UAV Regiment), known for its deep-sea strikes on strategic Russian targets, published a manifesto of its transformation.

The unit represents a new vision: a transition from quantitative confrontation to technological exhaustion of the enemy. The unit's recent transformation marked the completion of its evolution into an independent technological force with a systemic and intellectual approach to destroying the enemy.

Overcoming the crisis of hope

Victory is a strategy and a pace. Ukraine has all the intellectual resources to achieve this victory. The Center is already developing and implementing defense practices that give the nation the strength to move forward. 

«"The enemy will be exhausted first"»

This is not a slogan, but a calculated model. Professionalism and systematicity, as in the case of strikes on the enemy's critical infrastructure, should exhaust the occupier's resources faster than it has time to adapt.

Human-centricity

The strength of the unit lies in the specialists who turn engineering thinking into a fatal advantage on the battlefield. The center is not looking for «heroes without fear,» but professionals who want to really change the course of war and create technologies that will save other lives. 

«"We do not seek to fight longer — we seek to fight more precisely. Our vision is to create an intellectual army that forms the rules of war itself, and not just reacts to them," emphasizes the unit's founder, Borys Martynenko (call sign "Fidel").

1 The Separate Center of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is becoming a model for a new model of the Ukrainian army, where the result is measured not by numbers, but by the accuracy and thoughtfulness of decisions.

Join our unit and let's create a new history of our state together.

Full text of the article: https://1uas.army/vorog-visnazhitsya-pershim/ 

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