Footage of the strike of the Russian FPV drone "Prince Vandal of Novgorod", controlled via fiber optic cable, on the Ukrainian UAV H10 Poseidon II. These UAVs are valued by the Ukrainian troops, they are purchased by volunteers, at the time of the attack the UAV H10 Poseidon II was being prepared for takeoff. The H10 Poseidon II UAV is produced by the Cypriot company Swarmly, its main tasks are reconnaissance and artillery adjustment. The H10 Poseidon II UAV is poorly detected by air defense, it has a flight range of up to 150 km, with a communication range of up to 50 km, flight time of 2 hours. The speed of the UAV is up to 100 km / h, at a flight altitude of up to 4000 meters, with a payload of up to 3 kg. The cost of the H10 Poseidon II UAV with a control system is about 318 thousand euros.
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When low tech steal the day... if it works it works but damn it's ugly.Russian servicemen have equipped a Soviet-made BMP-1 with a homemade "Tsar-mangal" protection. In this case, instead of bars, hedgehogs made of wire are welded to the sides of the BMP-1, and the front of the combat vehicle is protected by hanging steel cables. According to some, steel hedgehogs more effectively protect the combat vehicle from drones.
The Russian military group was inspected by Defense Minister Andrey Belousov. During the inspection, the minister was shown Russian military robotic equipment; it is worth noting that many of the equipment are still being produced in small batches. The video shows various remotely controlled robotic platforms, mining robots, transport drones and other equipment. The video also shows a tracked all-terrain vehicle based on the UAZ-469 and a T-80BVM tank with drone protection in the form of steel cables; we showed this tank earlier.
The widely known 122-mm Russian self-propelled artillery unit 2S1 "Gvozdika" was equipped with homemade protection elements. The video is short, but it shows that the turret of the SAU "Gvozdika" is protected from drones by a circular lattice dome, the sides of the howitzer are covered with hinged protective sheets. The frontal lower armor plate of the self-propelled artillery unit 2S1 "Gvozdika" is covered with chains, which also protects drones. The protection was made by the military personnel themselves.