Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov recently drew attention by showcasing a Tesla Cybertruck equipped with a machine gun, declaring it the “Cyberbeast.” While the vehicle’s advanced features may appear impressive on social media, military experts, including retired U.S. Marine Corps colonel Mark Cancian, argue it is impractical for actual combat scenarios. Cancian emphasizes logistical challenges, notably the absence of charging stations on the front lines of the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
Kadyrov, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, claims the Cybertruck was a direct gift from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, a statement the billionaire denies. This incident highlights the intersection of modern technology and warfare while sparking debate over the effectiveness of such devices in real military operations. As the situation evolves, the Cybertruck’s unique design prompts questions about its role in contemporary conflicts.
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