[WonderMomma]

"Tactical group "Adam" together with the 100th brigade of the TRO destroyed a Russian tank and other Russian equipment. To the south of Kuzmine (Kreminsky direction)"

#apcifv #luhansk

[WonderMomma]

"Counterintelligence officers of the SBU attacked the airfield in Kursk at night with the help of drones - a source

According to the intelligence service, 16 kamikaze drones hit four Su-30 and one MiG-29. The radars of the S-300 complex and two Pantsyrs were also damaged.."

Almost all SBU drones reached their targets, the source said."


AND

"The Russians say they allegedly shot down two drones over Kursk and Bryansk regions at night."

PHOTOS: "In Kursk, Russia, a drone crashed into a high-rise building , the governor of the region reported.

The Ministry of Defense of Russia said that during the night, air defense forces shot down two drones over the territory of the Bryansk and Kursk regions. The department does not specify whether it is about the drone that fell on the house in Kursk"




Maps & Satellite of location



#basehit #aircraft #russianterritory #kursk #drone #uav

[WonderMomma]

⏺"The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed Russian column near Kakhovka"


#convoy #kherson

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

■ RU forces claim to have shot down 1x UA Su-25 attack aircraft in the settlement of Rabotyne.

The video is the RU Su-25 being hit and crashing near Robotyne. I did see the other day that RU telegrams are doing their thing they are trying to flip it around again

[iARTEMx]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

The video is the RU Su-25 being hit and crashing near Robotyne. I did see the other day that RU telegrams are doing their thing are are trying to flip it around again

As everytime, they do not have loss in this war

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"Counterintelligence officers of the SBU attacked the airfield in Kursk at night with the help of drones - a source

According to the intelligence service, 16 kamikaze drones hit four Su-30 and one MiG-29. The radars of the S-300 complex and two Pantsyrs were also damaged.."

Almost all SBU drones reached their targets, the source said."

Heard these were apparently SYPAQ drones from Australia who's building & sending around 100 of them a month to Ukraine.

Made of waxed foamboard (not cardboard but similar!), range over 100km and a payload of 4-5Kg.

It is interesting in various aspects:

Simple production, with only a few parts requiring a certain level of precision.

Low logistical footprint; the aircraft comes in the form of a cardboard plate a little larger than a pizza box.

Easy construction; you simply need to remove the various parts from the cardboard plate with a knife and then build the drone using glue, tape and some rubber bands. You only need to use a wrench to attach the propeller to the motor.

Easy to use: autonomous flight (GPS) through an interface that can be installed on an Android tablet. In case of jamming, the flight continues because the drone can locate itself according to its speed and direction.
Multiple capabilities: reconnaissance and ultra-light transport. Perhaps a Ukrainian modification for ultra-light bombing or even be used to force Russian radars to turn on, allowing a Ukrainian firing of AGM-88 HARM anti-radar missiles.

Very low cost per unit: estimated at a few thousand dollars see a few hundred dollars.

The choice of cardboard also offers some stealth against radars.

Negative points:

Declining reusability due to the stress on the structure: the cardboard will not be strong enough to make many flights.
Limited load given the size of the drone.
Probably limited use during storms.

[iARTEMx]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Heard these were apparently SYPAQ drones from Australia who's building & sending around 100 of them a month to Ukraine.

Made of waxed foamboard (not cardboard but similar!), range over 100km and a payload of 4-5Kg.

It is interesting in various aspects:

Simple production, with only a few parts requiring a certain level of precision.

Low logistical footprint; the aircraft comes in the form of a cardboard plate a little larger than a pizza box.

Easy construction; you simply need to remove the various parts from the cardboard plate with a knife and then build the drone using glue, tape and some rubber bands. You only need to use a wrench to attach the propeller to the motor.

Easy to use: autonomous flight (GPS) through an interface that can be installed on an Android tablet. In case of jamming, the flight continues because the drone can locate itself according to its speed and direction.
Multiple capabilities: reconnaissance and ultra-light transport. Perhaps a Ukrainian modification for ultra-light bombing or even be used to force Russian radars to turn on, allowing a Ukrainian firing of AGM-88 HARM anti-radar missiles.

Very low cost per unit: estimated at a few thousand dollars see a few hundred dollars.

The choice of cardboard also offers some stealth against radars.

Negative points:

Declining reusability due to the stress on the structure: the cardboard will not be strong enough to make many flights.
Limited load given the size of the drone.
Probably limited use during storms.

Yeah, I confirm also this.
I've read on our official Telegram channels. That's right.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

The video is the RU Su-25 being hit and crashing near Robotyne. I did see the other day that RU telegrams are doing their thing are are trying to flip it around again

Yes, they speak Ukrainian in the video. They're not even trying hard anymore to pass these off. FYI "work" is how Robotyne translates in English sometimes.

"Orcs don't change anything. They publish footage of the downing of the Katsap SU-25, passing it off as the downing of a Ukrainian plane. And they are not even embarrassed by the fact that the video operators communicate in Ukrainian"



#confirmedfake

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Heard these were apparently SYPAQ drones from Australia who's building & sending around 100 of them a month to Ukraine.

Made of waxed foamboard (not cardboard but similar!), range over 100km and a payload of 4-5Kg.

It is interesting in various aspects:

Simple production, with only a few parts requiring a certain level of precision.

Low logistical footprint; the aircraft comes in the form of a cardboard plate a little larger than a pizza box.

Easy construction; you simply need to remove the various parts from the cardboard plate with a knife and then build the drone using glue, tape and some rubber bands. You only need to use a wrench to attach the propeller to the motor.

Easy to use: autonomous flight (GPS) through an interface that can be installed on an Android tablet. In case of jamming, the flight continues because the drone can locate itself according to its speed and direction.
Multiple capabilities: reconnaissance and ultra-light transport. Perhaps a Ukrainian modification for ultra-light bombing or even be used to force Russian radars to turn on, allowing a Ukrainian firing of AGM-88 HARM anti-radar missiles.

Very low cost per unit: estimated at a few thousand dollars see a few hundred dollars.

The choice of cardboard also offers some stealth against radars.

Negative points:

Declining reusability due to the stress on the structure: the cardboard will not be strong enough to make many flights.
Limited load given the size of the drone.
Probably limited use during storms.

Awesome info. Sounds like using them as FPV/Kamikaze drones is the perfect use for them.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

♪ ♫ Most recent UA casualties. ♫ ♪

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Instead of posting images of dead Ukraine Hero's, you should be posting images of what's left of your master's.

Prig who you adored so much that he was your avatar for ages got what he deserved.

Hey Poo Tin & his Bitches. "GO FUCK YOURSELVES" !