UAV operators' detachments are being urgently formed from civilians in kursk region - ATES
Kyiv • UNN
According to the guerrillas, in the kursk region of russia, civilians are being used to create drone operators' units. They are urgently assembled, trained for up to 10 hours, and formed into groups of attack UAVs to counter the movement of equipment.
In the russian kursk region, civilians have been used to organize drone operators. This is reported by the ATES guerrilla movement, UNN reports.
Details
The ATES agent said that all those with experience in flying UAVs or training to become operators were urgently gathered and brought to hangars near the Halino airfield, where the Boomerang FPV drone training center is located.
The military form teams of two people: an operator and his assistant. The training time is up to 10 hours (since the process of flashing and soldering drones is skipped). After that, they form groups of attack UAVs to somehow stop the movement of equipment
Recall
russian z-bloggers and local publics report on the seizure of the town of sudzha and a gas distribution station in the kursk region by the Ukrainian armed forces. The Ukrainian authorities have not officially commented on the situation, and the military urges not to disseminate information.
In addition, satellite images of the destroyed sudzha checkpoint in the kursk region of russia were published. russian sources claim that the Ukrainian armed forces have seized a gas distribution station, but there is no official confirmation.
