Pakistan, June 10 -- Russia has begun using a World War I-era camouflage technique on its military vehicles to counter Ukrainian drones. The move involves painting black-and-white zigzag stripes, a method known as dazzle camouflage. The tactic is intended to confuse drone targeting systems and affects battlefield detection strategies.

Images circulating on social media show Russian military trucks covered in bold geometric patterns. The markings do not hide vehicles from human sight but aim to disrupt drone-based identification. Moreover, the approach reflects growing adaptation to drone-centric warfare.

Military experts say the technique was originally developed in 1917 during the First World War. It was first used by the British Navy ...