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Hi
War Thunder uses a variety of ways to combat cheaters. One of them is the EAC, a popular and proven tool for fighting cheats. Setting that aside, and the other tools we use, the overwhelming majority of accusations of being a hacker come from situations in which you observe the action only from your own, severely limited perspective. You only need to glimpse all the action through the eyes of the player who destroyed you (using the player's camera (no.2) in the server replay) to see that what was a cheat for you was achieved by skill, a different perspective on the battlefield, and sometimes sheer luck.
Only after checking the whole incident from the perspective of the other player, if you still have doubts about how he managed to spot/destroy you, please report it to us through the report system (via the same server replay page), and the Game Master will check, and if he verifies positively, punish the indicated player.
Thanks for your time!