Russian troops hang "antironous" nets on motorcycles to protect against FPV (video)

In a common video, apparently, the Russian journalist will ask military personnel about a new approach. The propagandists advised to repaint the red motorcycle in green. The Russian military installs protective nets from FPV-pings on motorcycles. This was reported in the Telegram channel "Russia No Context". In a common video fragment, apparently, the Russian journalist will ask the servicemen about a new approach. "Is it from Fipia, will you defend yourself?" - she asked the military question.

The male voice specified that motorcycles are used for combat missions, not to evacuate the wounded or dead. Apparently, to quickly overcome the "neutral strip". "For combat missions! Here's the swallow! It is necessary to paint it in green," the woman advised. Russian troops, in addition to outdated military equipment of 70 years ago, are sent to the front and non-conventional vehicles-from Chinese golf cars to motorcycles. Bagi -type cars are also used to move personnel.

The commander of the Achilles Achilles Battalion Yuriy Fedorenko noted that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation has also had also attracted two -wheeled motorcycles. He suggested that the next "innovation" may be a cavalry. Recall that in February the media showed the "recent" version of the Russian tank T-62MV. Outdated armored vehicles were supplemented with a plow and FPV-aid protection.