Forbes contributor Vikram Mittal reported that Moscow and Kyiv have been "deploying increasing advanced decoy tanks." This isn't the first time that decoys have been employed in a warzone ...

Similar decoy tanks are used today, but there are limitations. “While these improvised decoys would not withstand scrutiny, they can still deceive reconnaissance drones or distant observers.

For example, inflatable models of HIMARS, Abrams tanks, or F-16 fighters appear in Ukraine. Many of these decoys are equipped with built-in heating systems to deceive the enemy's thermal imaging ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Inflatable and wooden tanks are among a few of the decoys used in the Ukraine war, confusing enemies and getting them to waste valuable ammunition. More from News ...