Although there are not many descriptions of the enemy sniper in this film, but no nonsense, one shot per shot is enough to show that he is a tough opponent.
The emotional drama is enough. The relationship between the female boss and the male protagonist is very subtle, but it does not affect the plot. Yes, there is no need to describe emotional problems in a film with this theme. It is true that the male protagonist refuses to shoot children at the beginning, and it can touch the heart. But the whole film is critical of that kindness. Another example is that a child threw a bomb and killed several soldiers to illustrate that one should not be merciful to the enemy. From this point of view, at least there is no pretense to disappoint the Virgin.
The enemy's intrusion into the UAV system is ridiculous. Even if it is true, the top management will ignore it after getting the information (let's just guess), and will call to clear the UAV through an unconventional process until it is attacked, which is a bit fake.
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