The enemy started using large agricultural drones in the occupied part of Kherson region: what is known
Kyiv • UNN
The occupiers are testing agricultural drones to deliver ammunition on the Dnipro islands. The drones can carry up to 40 kg of cargo over a distance of 15 km and can be used as signal repeaters.
Russians have begun using large agricultural drones to deliver military supplies in the occupied part of Kherson region. This is reported by Militarny with reference to the Russian media, according to UNN.
It is noted that drones are being tested on islands in the lower reaches of the Dnipro River. Large quadcopters and hexacopters drop shells and anti-tank mines on Russian positions every night to destroy fortifications and destroy manpower and equipment.
Every night they drop shells and anti-tank mines on Russian positions to destroy fortifications and destroy manpower and equipment.
The publication suggests that the Russian army does not currently have a large number of vehicles of this class. The large-capacity UAVs being tested are likely to be based on Chinese and Russian agrodrones. It is stated that some of them are capable of carrying up to 40 kilograms over a distance of up to 15 kilometers.
In addition to delivering supplies to the front line, drones can also be used as signal repeaters for small drones to extend their range, as well as heavy bombers.
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Director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise Oleksandr Ruvin confirmed the informationthat the enemy has started using new drones, which are likely to be used to track air defense systems and collect information.
We have information about new drones used by Russia. Cases of their use are currently isolated. It is known that visually they are very similar to “Shahed” type kamikaze drones, but do not carry explosives. This probably means that, unlike strike UAVs, which carry out strikes, the new samples found are designed to track our air defense systems, collect information, and record damage as a result of missile and attack attacks by strike UAVs. More detailed information will be available after the relevant examinations are appointed and the objects are transferred for research