Imagine a war where your success is measured not just by military prowess but by points, like a video game. Welcome to Ukraine's battleground, where the 'Army of Drones: Bonus' scheme is turning combat into a high-stakes competition.

Every day, a flood of images and videos streams in from the front lines. These aren’t just the typical war footages; they are meticulously logged and analyzed data, a critical element in Ukraine's innovative strategy. This isn't just war—it's a game, and every 'game' needs its scoreboard.

In a move that echoes the gaming world and even the flashy game shows of the past, Ukrainian military units earn points for every Russian soldier taken down or equipment destroyed. Bigger the target, bigger the score—50 points for a rocket launch system, 40 for a tank, and so on. The scoring system is continuously updated in Kyiv to reflect changing military priorities.

Mykhailo Fedorov, the man spearheading this digital transformation, emphasizes that the scheme isn't just about racking up points. It's about leveraging high-quality data and the 'mathematics of war' to outsmart a larger foe with limited resources. Game on, indeed.