A Russian warlord said he’s taking Cybertrucks into Ukraine; some experts think that’s unwise
A Russian warlord posted a video of Cybertrucks in Chechnya, prompting analysis of their viability as military vehicles.
MAIN POINTS
- A video showed armed Cybertrucks patrolling in Chechnya, raising questions about their acquisition.
- Wired investigated the practicality of Cybertrucks as military "technicals."
- The video was shared on Telegram by a Russian warlord in August.
TAKEAWAYS
- The use of Cybertrucks in a military context raises intriguing questions about their adaptability.
- The acquisition of such vehicles by non-state actors is concerning and warrants further investigation.
- Cybertrucks' presence in conflict zones highlights their potential versatility beyond civilian use.