Fighters of the 210th assault regiment hacked an enemy reconnaissance UAV and adjusted the attack of their kamikaze drone on the positions of the occupiers
Category: Drones at war, PEGI 18
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Drone operators from the 210th assault regiment intercepted control of an enemy reconnaissance UAV and used it to adjust the attack of a kamikaze drone on the positions of the Russian army. As reported by Censor.NET, a video recording with a fragment of the successful combat work of Ukrainian soldiers was published on social networks.
"Combat operations are now so dynamic that sometimes, instead of flying out on reconnaissance with your drone, it is easier to intercept a signal from an enemy reconnaissance aircraft and use it to target it. This is what happened this time. We hacked the enemy drone and, using this interception, adjusted our FPV to hit the target," the commentary to the video says.
