yes Christop W that's what Yuri Palaker said before, he sounds like he's traipsing, Guido, but you also mentioned threats, of course, in this war, so we really have a war of the machine, that's really the deciding factor at the moment, and you can almost do that now say both sides have special units that perform different tasks with drones, let's look at pictures here of how practical first person view drones are these drones that are controlled with data glasses, attack and destroy enemy reconnaissance drones from the sky, to put it casually in this case it is a Russian reconnaissance drone that is being pursued by a Ukrainian attack drone and which is then practically brought down and if you imagine the whole thing, at the moment there are still people controlling these drones, but we always talk about AI about artificial intelligence and maybe it won't be too long and these interceptor drones will be artificially controlled, so they will be sent out in swarms and will then be on patrol over the Ukraine, so to speak, and when they reach a reconnaissance drone and see it, they will try to intercept it, which we still see here is also a means how to protect yourself against kamikaz drones here is a Ukrainian tank in the offensive which is then attacked by a kamikazed drone from the Russians and a net has been stretched over the tank, like a mosquito net, you can almost say and this net ensures that the kamikaz drone exploded not on the tank but in the network and nothing happened to the crew so it was really a battle of machines a battle of drones against humans and the development that has taken place in the last two and a half years is unbelievable and is constantly being upgraded on both sides, thank you Gido very