Wind "blows" UAV: ​​Ignat told whether the Russian Federation will continue to attack Ukraine in bad weather

According to the speaker of the aerial forces, there is not in vain the term "non -empty weather". Wind, cold and snow certainly affect both the enemy and the Armed Forces. In Ukraine, the weather has worsened significantly and the conditions have deteriorated, which can create additional problems for the occupiers. Air Force spokesman Yuri Ignat on November 27 told whether the opponent could continue the attacks.

According to him, the weather conditions can really be called complex and not just there is the term "non -empty weather". Cold, snow, strong wind and poor visibility really affect the actions of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. They will not be able to use their aviation so actively, as well as "aim" to launch drones-Kamikadze Iranian origin of Shahd. "If a strong wind can be influenced because it can simply blow those drones. It affects the winged missiles.

And UAV is actually a plane that has its flight characteristics, power, flight range, so bad weather affects somewhat," - said Yuri Ignat. By the way, sharp temperature changes can also affect aviation. There may be a freezing of a fuselage of the aircraft, which complicates the task for both the enemy and for us.

Also, the air force spokesman continues, bad weather conditions do not go without trace for air defense systems that are so necessary for Ukraine today to protect against Russian attacks. "If anti-aircraft missile systems can easily destroy aircraft, enemy air attacks, that is, winged missiles, drones, then for mobile fire groups, poor visibility is a very negative factor in the efficiency of their work," Yuri Ignat said.