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I don't think they will consider surrendering to a ~~pack~~ flight of drones a good idea.
I've seen a handful of Ukraine war shots.
There's a bunch where poor Russian conscripts drop their rifles and surrender to a drone, and the drone "flies" them to a nearby base.
The alternative being the drone being the last thing you ever see.
I can confirm, it happened a few times in Kursk, I've seen the videos.
However, the drone in question was a reconnaisance drone (those have long flight times). Ideally, you never see a reconnaisance drone - it sees you from beyond visual range well enough.
I believe the situation in Kursk was that Ukrainians deliberately sent a reconnaisance drone to take a close look, and perhaps also dropped a few leaflets. Russians then understood that their coordinates were known, they had no shelter available and a strike might come any second - and made the gestures to indicate surrender.
It also helped that the Russians in question were conscripts - young people undergoing military training. Support for the war is the lowest among this age group.
Just traduce some social welfare and asylum information posters from the rest of Europe into North Korean.