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When a knife is introduced into a fight, no matter how low the level of violence was beforehand, it is now escalated to a lethal situation; a matter of life and death for both parties involved.
The effects of knife wounds vary dramatically – In this video we find out why.
See the article below for information on self defense against knives:
Cheap, mass-produced drones are already being deployed on a daily basis in the conflict in Ukraine. In the future, we can expect vast improvements in drone technology and munitions. Drone swarms and the tactics and technology to counter them will become common-place on any battlefield.
Not only are they being used to accurately drop explosives, drones can work in spotting roles with other elements such as infantry or artillery.
One of the most startling results of the increased use of drones is the high quality footage they record of their own work – bombs, guns, grenades don’t come with their own cameras to record the after-effects in high definition.
Drones are for the first time recording the sad, lonely and disturbing final moments of soldiers on the battlefield – and these videos are now recorded, edited with music by the soldiers and shared online.
The first guard to be attacked seems to have a problem drawing his weapon as they have a gunfight around two vehicles. The second guard does not get effective shots on target.
WARNING – extremely graphic, severe blood loss.
The robber suffers severe blood loss and dies soon after being shot in the neck. He stays in the fights for a while before he dies, with his gun malfunctioning which saves the life of the guard.
Even when suffering fatal wounds, people can remain a deadly threat.
The accomplice is loitering and not drawing attention to himself. When the cop challenges the known offender, the accomplice approaches from the flank and kills the police officer.