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The plan, which Russia called “Operation False Target,” aims to force Ukraine to spend scarce resources on saving lives and maintaining critical infrastructure, including the deployment of expensive air defense weapons , according to what the Associated Press told a source with knowledge of the Russian production and electronics expert of Ukraine.
Radar, snipers, or even electronics experts cannot detect killer drones in the sky.
Unarmed traps now account for more than half of the drones targeting Ukraine and up to 75 percent of new drones leaving the factory in Russia’s Alabuga special economic zone, according to two sources familiar with the Russian production.
The source said that the same factory produces a very lethal version of drones armed with thermobaric warheads.
On the first weekend of November, the Kiev region spent 20 hours on air alert, and the sound of drones mixed with the sound of air defenses and rifle shots.
In October, at least 1,889 drones attacked Moscow – 80 percent more than in August, according to an Associated Press study that has been tracking drones for months.
On Saturday, Russia launched 145 drones into different parts of Ukraine, just days after the re-election of US President Donald Trump, which raised doubts about US aid to the country.
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The plan, which Russia called “Operation False Target,” aims to force Ukraine to spend scarce resources on saving lives and maintaining critical infrastructure, including the deployment of expensive air defense weapons , according to what the Associated Press told a source with knowledge of the Russian production and electronics expert of Ukraine.
Radar, snipers, or even electronics experts cannot detect killer drones in the sky.
Unarmed traps now account for more than half of the drones targeting Ukraine and up to 75 percent of new drones leaving the factory in Russia’s Alabuga special economic zone, according to two sources familiar with the Russian production.
The source said that the same factory produces a very lethal version of drones armed with thermobaric warheads.
On the first weekend of November, the Kiev region spent 20 hours on air alert, and the sound of drones mixed with the sound of air defenses and rifle shots.
In October, at least 1,889 drones attacked Moscow – 80 percent more than in August, according to an Associated Press study that has been tracking drones for months.
On Saturday, Russia launched 145 drones into different parts of Ukraine, just days after the re-election of US President Donald Trump, which raised doubts about US aid to the country.
