Video clips showing detailed, drones'-eye footage of military installations and personnel on Taiwan's outlying islands are popping up on Chinese social media. Who's behind them is the big question.
With the sun shining, drinks on the table and music in the air, it looks like the young men in the video, which has gone viral on Chinese social media, have picked a great day for a picnic. Dressed casually in jeans and T-shirts, shorts and sandals, and chatting jovially in Mandarin as they hunch over a controller and screen, it’s hard to believe they could be up to anything shady – until one of them shouts excitedly, “I got a tank!” But these men aren’t playing a computer game.
” Hilton said not only did the drones serve reconnaissance purposes – “they’re flying very low over military installations or taking very clear photographs of individually identifiable soldiers” – they could also have a psychological impact on the soldiers, who “find their faces very clearly put up on Chinese social media, where they are liable to be insulted and where people are liable to call for them to be killed.
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