The War in the Ukraine

[HighGround]

There are several winged glide strike drones. You have the Gerbera for example.
Some drones have cameras and can do optical target matching.

Using the regular Geran to hit a moving vehicles would make little sense. It's slow and long range by the time it even reached the target it could be long gone.

It's also overkill. So yeah it just makes no sense.

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of a Russian Iskander missile with a cluster warhead hitting a Ukrainian drone launch site. The video was filmed from a high altitude in Ukraine's Chernihiv region. According to Ukrainian media, a demining mission was being conducted. Russian media deny this and report damage to 8 units of equipment and the death of 10 drone operators and technical personnel. Judging by the video, the missile hit some equipment, but it is difficult to discern what it was.

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of the paired combat work of Russian 152-mm self-propelled howitzers "Giatsint-K", the 8th Guards Combined Arms Army of the "Center" group of forces, in the Krasnoarmeysk direction in the Donbass. The exact location of the shooting is not reported. The "Giatsint-K" howitzers fire at strongholds and drone control points of the Ukrainian army, located in abandoned houses. The firing range of the "Giatsint-K" howitzer, with "Krasnopol-M" shells, can reach 50 km.

 

[Stealthflanker]

Footage of a Russian Iskander missile with a cluster warhead hitting a Ukrainian drone launch site. The video was filmed from a high altitude in Ukraine's Chernihiv region. According to Ukrainian media, a demining mission was being conducted. Russian media deny this and report damage to 8 units of equipment and the death of 10 drone operators and technical personnel. Judging by the video, the missile hit some equipment, but it is difficult to discern what it was.

That activity are suspicious tho.. Like if that mission is humanitarian or civil defense intended.. why they did not put internationally recognized signs ?



Like Ukrainian publications so far seems to skip that aspect.