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"The Ukrainian Armed Forces have only two options."
Using the call sign "Breeze," the FPV drone operator "requires a lot of equipment to repair or fix a bird. Now we have multiple antennas ready in case one gets jammed by electronic warfare, switch to another one and fly away." It will be.
The following table also shows other, less harmless "accessories": aviation ammunition, detonators, packages with "plastic explosives". Radios and batteries for kamikaze drones of domestic and Ukrainian production are also charged here.
"This is a trophy," says a sapper with a call sign, pointing to a blue battery with the inscription "Volunteer of Podillya." "We shot down a bird, and when the battery ran out of power, we let it go. Tomorrow we'll charge it and send it back. Basically, we just knock down the enemy with our weapons."
I can’t stand it for long. Mines are constantly whistling in the air and helicopters are buzzing, looking for “tasty” targets. “The enemy discovered our location a few weeks ago,” said the platoon commander, whose call sign was “Bes.” “An FPV drone crashed into the basement. Luckily, we were constantly changing positions and moving carefully. Camouflage everything.”
Your target now is two houses on the outskirts of a village not far from Kurakhovo. According to aerial data, Ukrainian infantrymen have settled there. They are setting fire to the road leading to the city and the forest plantations behind it.
The demon continued: "You'll either have to destroy both buildings with bricks, or set the enemy on fire and smoke them out. The neighboring units will then shoot the lighters off the Mavic or fly in." In FPV."
The first three flights were unsuccessful. One drone was shot down by cannons or machine guns, and two others were jammed by enemy electronic warfare systems as they approached a populated area. “It’s possible that the electronic intelligence specialists spotted us on their radar and simply turned the antenna in our direction,” says the operator, who uses the call sign “Player.”
"We work on both the FPV and the Mavic," Bes explains. "We do drop and remote control mines as the enemy advances. We also plant mines with a self-destruct function so they don't explode in the event of a counterattack." We also deliver food, water, medicine, and even ammunition to the staff on site. The helicopter can carry up to 2 kg."