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The Russian Ministry of Defense released a video showing a suicide drone attacking Ukrainian artillery on the front line of Kherson during the battle before withdrawing from the city.
The video was released by the Russian Ministry of Defense and news agencies RIA Novosti A ZALA Lancet unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) crashed in the direction of Nikolaev-Kryvyi Rih into the position of a Ukrainian D-20 152mm howitzer deployed on the front line in Western Kherson province, announced on 11 November.
Another video released the same day showed a Russian surveillance drone detecting a rocket, possibly a Ukrainian BM-21 Grad, returning to its loading position after firing the rocket. A Russian suicide drone immediately changed direction and rushed to destroy the Ukrainian rocket complex. It is unclear what type of drone was used in the raid.
In a video released 11/11, Russian suicide drones attack Ukrainian artillery and rocket launchers. video: Russian Ministry of Defense, RIA Novosti.
This is considered one of Russia’s last offensive efforts before it completely withdraws its forces from the west bank of the Dnieper. The Ukrainian army had previously deployed troops and equipment to retake villages on the outskirts of Kherson. They entered the city without incident on 11 November.
Ukraine No comment on Russian information.
Russia has recently increased its use of suicide drones on military targets as well as Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.Western experts say this could help improve long-range attack capabilities Russia Against the background of their “running out of conventional guided weapons”.
Russia released Lancet drone video gunboat attack Ukrainian Gyurza-M on the Dnieper, as well as anti-aircraft vehicles and radar.
The Lancet UAV, developed by ZALA, a company affiliated to the Kalashnikov Group, is capable of reconnaissance and attacking front-line targets. UAV models have a range of 40-70 kilometers and carry 3 kg or 5 kg warheads.
Launched in 2019, the Lancet series of UAVs are capable of independent operation without the support of ground or sea surface control systems. The modular design allows the manufacturer to equip the Lancet with multiple reconnaissance complexes, helping it self-detect and acquire targets.
After detecting a target, the Lancet can use the explosives carried on its body to rush up and destroy it. Sensors on the Lancet will record the rush to the target and transmit live images to the bridge to assess the effectiveness of the “suicide” attack.
After more than 8 months of fierce fighting, the appearance of the Ukrainian battlefield. Graphics: wettable powder.
Nguyen Jin (follow Russian news agency)
