So what would a drone-era landing look like? It seems like you’d basically have the grey zone extending over the water, as well as on the beach and land.

Nobody knows exactly but also you can simply conceptualize of the tactical situation like this, think of the amphibious landing and invasion as entirely traditional in nature for the most part, the difference is it would happen after a prolonged campaign of Battlefield Air Interdiction with drones that starved the russian forces in Crimea of supplies to fight and maintain their positions which would include thoroughly erasing their capacity to launch large amount of strike drones in the area of operation. Thus the bulk of russian drones and drone operators are pushed back long before any physical invasion would happen. This isn't really a departure from traditional military theory, any kind of offensive action virtually requires suppression and elimination of an enemies logistics to set the stage, the advantage has always been far too heavily in favor of the defender in war for this not to be a strategic requirement.

Where is your proof?

There is literally nothing russia can do at this point but shit their pants and pace back and forth nervously.

The fear is integral to the military impact, so is the anticipation, why do people not understand this? Secrecy when unnecessary makes things more dangerous because it means that the entire thing must be done to have impact whereas if you point out the possibility of something before you do it you begin to project power without having to even act or take that particular path in reality. With secrecy possibility has no power, that is the trade off.

The thing is russian military higher ups know an amphibious operation/invasion of Crimea is a real possibility, they don't need a random youtuber to tell them.

This video doesn't include secret time tables or information that would actually blow the cover of a real specific operation, it makes it so the idiots who think russia can hold Crimea begin to get more and more nervous and demand the higher ups explain how russia can hold Crimea when the higher ups themselves know it is impossible longterm.

True, I meant it more like if I was making another Veep I would cast Susan Collins to act in it as the character meant to represent the most banally evil extent of the system being critiqued.

I wonder if the average russian soldier realizes that manuever warfare for the russian military is impossible currently because of their incompetence, loss of armor, and collapse of organizational aptitude?

More importantly I wonder if they know that just because it is impossible for russia does not mean it is impossible for Ukraine.....