Russian Ships Use First and Second World War Camo and Cages Against Ukrainian Drones
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Russian dry cargo ships are painted in "dazzling" World War I camouflage, but it doesn't protect against dronesRussian dry cargo ship MECHTA S was spotted in a Turkish port with "dazzling" World War I camouflage. However, such protection is not helpful against modern drones that use thermal imaging cameras.
Russian Ships Use First and Second World War Camo and Cages Against Ukrainian Drones
Russian commercial vessels navigating the Black Sea during Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine have begun adopting physical and optical protective measures to guard against Ukrainian aerial and naval uncrewed systems. Shipping monitors and maritime observers recently identified several vessels carrying crude oil and general cargo, including a 28-year-old Suezmax tanker laden with approximately 1 million barrels of crude, as reported by The I…
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