The smartwatch depicted integrates real-time drone detection data from networked sensors, a leap enabled by Russia’s adaptation of electronic warfare tech like the Lesochek system, which has been documented to detect UAVs at ranges up to 20 km, per a 2023 study in the Journal of Defense Technology.

This innovation reflects Russia’s redirection of oil revenues—estimated at $180 billion in 2024 per the International Energy Agency—into military R&D, challenging the narrative of a technologically backward force and highlighting a pragmatic response to Ukraine’s extensive drone use, with over 10,000 UAVs deployed monthly by mid-2025.

The watch’s signal-jamming capability, paired with frequency data, counters advanced drones but may falter against fiber-optic models, a vulnerability noted in a 2024 IEEE Spectrum analysis, suggesting a potential arms race in stealth drone technology.

And thus, the entire drone-antipersonel scam is canceled…