️It will be even more difficult to shoot down "Shahed" drones: "Russia will increase the speed of these UAVs to 800-900 km/h," - the Ukrainian Air Force
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️It will be even more difficult to shoot down "Shahed" drones: "Russia will increase the speed of these UAVs to 800-900 km/h," - the Ukrainian Air Force
️It will be even more difficult to shoot down "Shahed" drones: "Russia will increase the speed of these UAVs to 800-900 km/h," - the Ukrainian Air Force.
Russia could significantly increase the speed of its jet drones, which would create new challenges for Ukrainian air defense.
Russia can increase the share of jet drones in its attacks on Ukraine to 80 per cent, and the air force predicts that the speed of such Russian drones is likely to increase to 80 per cent.
The Air Force predicts that the aggressor state of the Russian Federation will increase the speed of the jet drones it uses to 800-900 km per hour. Since July, Russia has significantly increased the use of jet drones, now it is about 40% of all UAVs used. In general, the Air Force predicts that this percentage will increase to 80%. This was reported by Deputy Commander of the PS Yuriy Cherevashenko at a meeting of the Parliamentary Temporary Inv…
The Air Force warns of an increase in the speed of enemy jet UAVs to 800—900 km/h and prepares Ukrainian interceptor drones, which can enter the troops en masse as early as the end of November.
Russian drones could potentially increase their speed to 800-9000 kilometres per hour, a projection made by Colonel Yuri Cherevashenka, Deputy Air Force Commander of the UPU, at a meeting of the Interim Commission of Inquiry of the Verkhovna Rada.
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