"Not only does discharges": The Armed Forces showed a new way of using Vampire drone (video)

The combat work of the unit was shown by Senior Lieutenant Artem Golub on the Army TV. The material states that the unit "not only makes discharges on the heads of the invaders", but also changes the roads that the Russian military moves. An evil Sapsani engineer noted that the use of drone for this purpose makes it possible not to risk the lives of the military. According to him, "everything that can be done with a drone should be done with a drone.

" Repeated ammunition of cassette type KPTM-3 is used for remote miners. The Soviet underwater on these ammunition is not operating and is not repaired, so the mine is additionally equipped with a sensor that responds to metal and movement. Mins are attached to the vampire drone, which, according to the military, showed itself well on the battlefield. Artem Golub noted that during the launch of the UAV, all went down to the basement for safety reasons.

In the process of working next to the pilot sits a navigator, which looks at the map and gives instructions where to fly, at what speed and what commands to give the drone. The video shows how the Vampire made a reset in the area where the enemy moves and returned. According to the military, in the morning there will be an exploration and it will be possible to see the result of the work of the ammunition.

Recall that the vampire drones have developed and produced by the Ukrainian company SkyFall, their cost is estimated at $ 10,000. They can understand the useful load weighing up to 15 kilograms up to 400 meters high and dump different types of ammunition on the enemy: thermobaric, cumulative and fragmentation To effectively impress different types of goals. The UAVs are also equipped with a thermal imaging for work at night.