Russian Soldier Tries Playing Statue to Fool Ukrainian FPV Drone—It Doesn’t Work
- A Ukrainian grandmother disabled a Russian fibre-optic drone by removing its fibre-optic spool, rendering the drone useless and walking away with it, as confirmed by her granddaughter who said the grandmother threw a jar at the drone before dismantling it.
- Russian drones use fibre-optic cables for real-time control, and losing these cables causes immediate loss of control, making the drone ineffective.
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Viral images from Ukraine surround the world: a grandmother managed to defuse a Russian drone with optical fiber only from a few movements, without showing any less emotion. The clip, filmed by another drone, was published by several official Ukrainian sources and became instantly viral.
A viral video, which is said to have been produced in the Saporishya region, shows a Ukrainian who is making a Russian drone harmless with bare hands.
Russian Soldier Tries Playing Statue to Fool Ukrainian FPV Drone—It Doesn’t Work
A Russian soldier on the Pokrovsk front attempted to avoid detection by remaining completely still after spotting an approaching Ukrainian FPV drone, footage released by Ukraine’s Spartan Brigade shows. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. DONATE NOW The video was published on September 16 by the Spartan Brigade of Ukraine’s National Guard, whose troops are operating in the Pokrovsk direction. A Russi…
It approaches the aircraft stationary on the ground and unplugs the battery, the scene taken in Zaporizhzhia (ANSA)
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