War changes the usual pace of life, demanding maximum concentration and caution.
Previously, the danger zone was closer to the ‘zero’, but now it has expanded by many kilometers. Enemy drones fly deep, making every movement a lottery where all steps need to be calculated. ‘War is constant movement. But this movement must be subtle, well-thought-out, and as careful as possible’, the military notes.
Outside the window, views are bordered by anti-drone nets. A gun lies ready on the seat next to you, ready for action if winged ‘guests’ with explosives appear. And camouflaging nets travel in the bed, as blending into the terrain is now necessary everywhere.
Dirt on the glass and scratched metal – our daily landscape. This layer of dust on the vehicle reminds us how many kilometers of such roads are already behind. The beep of the detector breaks jokes or tense silence into fragments, but we do not stop. ‘Shkval’ is about resilience.