Russia’s Latest Fiber Optic Drones Peek Inside Barns For Ukrainian Artillery
Small, maneuverable and impossible to jam, Russia’s best fiber-optic drones can—in the hands of skilled operators—slip into the buildings and dugouts sheltering Ukrainian vehicles. A video circulated by Russian sources on or before Monday depicts a warhead-laden quadcopter drone easing under a tarp and into a barn where a Ukrainian Bohdana wheeled howitzer was parked.
Fiber-Optic Drones The New Must-Have In Ukraine War
Ukraine is following Russia in deploying drones using fiber-optic cables on the battlefield. Unlike radio-controlled drones, the new drones cannot be jammed and can fly through forests and between buildings over a distance of up to 10 kilometers.
Ukraine's Air Force Says It Downed Russian Ballistic Missile, 79 Drones
The Ukrainian air force said it shot down the ballistic Iskander-M missile and 79 of the drones, while another 35 drones did not reach their targets likely due to electronic warfare countermeasures. In the southern region of Odesa,
As night fell, soldiers dressed in black - all members of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, an elite branch of the armed forces - prepared a line of about 10 drones. Image: Ukrainian drones ...
Russian sources acquired 100,000 DJI drones in the last eight months. Why are consumer quadcopters are so popular compared to ...
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