Moshav trains 10,000 soldiers for future conflicts under extreme heat
The American military activity in the Mojave Desert as part of "Convergence Project" exercises involved around 10,000 soldiers from the U.S. and its allies. The aim was to test their capabilities in hot conditions and uninhabited environments to simulate future warfare, where unmanned vehicles are becoming increasingly important. The army used equipment similar to Russian and Chinese weaponry, launching suicide drones without warheads, in addition to experiments with UAVs, electronic warfare systems, and autonomous vehicles. The exercises highlighted the challenges posed by high temperatures, which affected the equipment, with the goal of assessing interaction and development in unconventional warfare amid tensions among allies and NATO.
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