Similar to my last post, there is a project of the KSE Institute, a Kiev based private school calling on companies to abandon their business in Russia or with Russia.
Let my friend Pekka, who looks like a child molester to explain things:
What the fuck? I love Pepsi now…
Insomniac Resurrected 
Pepsi was always like that, Coca Cola was like coke for the army and so. There’s interesting story that Pepsi pretty much squeezed out Coca Cola out of Arab world, and then they played quite dirty marketing trick claiming that Pepsi stands for pay every penny save Israel.
People been people bought the story.
PS. UK is developing dragonfire laser to combat small cheap drones,apparently one beam would cost less than 30 euros per shot, so money wise it works. Still obvious downside is that the crew safety would be bad IMO, at least early versions of that weapon.
On other hand i wonder how good are motion sensors, in theory putting some on vehicle armed with a autocannon should work against it. Just my rumbling.
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Would it be effective against a drone swarm?
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Well in theory autocannon could deplete many of these, plus if you arm it with some extras, like two drone shotguns for last moment saves, it could defend itself. But the main question is, are motion sensors that good at the moment, at which distance could they recognize drones?
And i think it would be mainly an offensive vehicle providing some point defense for advancing troops.
As for defending trenches, in theory, motion sensors should be enough, again backed by some guns.
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