"Required Supplies": The military revealed what Russian UAVs are made of (video)

During the full-scale war, the Ukrainian military managed to capture many UAVs that the Russians launched into the territory of Ukraine, among them are Russian models "Orlan-10", "Grenate", "Eleron 3 SV", as well as Iranian Shahd-136 and Mohajer-6, which was demonstrated by the General Staff. After a successful capture of the soldiers of the analysis and analysis.

"Almost all components that provide photo and video, control of the apparatus in the air, transmitting data on various channels, GPS-navigation, in Russian unmanned vehicles of foreign origin,"- said the speaker of the center Colonel Alexander Zaruba. - "In our opinion, it would be more efficient to make more efforts to interrupt the chains of supplying components for such drones.

" Most often, the Armed Forces are beaten "Orlan-10"-Russian reconnaissance drones with a wing scale almost three meters. Experts studied one of these devices, shot down in the Kiev region, and found that only the navigation system was made in Russia, and everything else came from abroad. Most Orlan components are made in the US and Europe, but they can be purchased openly, given the Edge On Technology engine and receivers.

The experts also got into the Russian UAV "Grenat-3", which the military is used for exploration and patrol. As in the case of "Orlan", virtually all components of foreign origin. A similar situation with Eleron-SV model. "The peculiarity is that radio-electronic components have a dual purpose, that is, it can be used anywhere,"-said Andrey Shishatsky, Head of the Robotted Center Research Department.

Foreign components have also found in Iranian drones of Shahd-136 and Mohajer-6, which the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation use to assign strokes on civilian objects in Ukraine. The Russians hide the origin of UAVs obtained from Iran, but experts identified them by the characteristic elements of the structure.