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A Ukrainian kamikaze drone aimed at the cab of a Kamaz truck, but without detonating it got stuck in the windshield.
FPV drones have caused serious headaches for Russian logistics. Almost every day, Ukrainian kamikaze drones are blamed for the destruction of occupiers’ vehicles and trucks, often also for the liquidation of their service personnel.
Consequently, the Russians replenish their troops and supplies mainly at night, taking advantage of limited visibility and countering Ukrainian drone attacks.
FPV drones have been widely used by both the occupying and Ukrainian forces since the start of Russia’s criminal invasion on February 24, 2022. These drones have proven to be an effective and versatile weapon.
They have played a critical role in Ukraine’s military efforts, enabling Ukrainian drone units to carry out attacks deep inside Russian territory while helping to mitigate casualties among ground forces.
2024-01-31 22:00:00
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