Workshop For FPV Drones Production Burned To Ground In Russia

Versions of arson have been named.

On the night of Wednesday, November 15, in the city of Kurganinsk (Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation), a workshop in which FPV drones were produced burned to the ground, more than 100 finished drones burned down. This workshop was located near a military unit, UNIAN reports.

The Kremlin Snuffbox reports that the workshop where they made kamikaze drones for the Russian occupiers was completely burned out, citing sources from the scene.

According to him, in the Russian Federation the security forces recognized the incident as “sabotage”, and there are several versions of the arson — it could have been committed by local residents who want a speedy end to the war, “Ukrainian saboteurs” or “competitors” who were jealous of the good performance indicators of the workshop.

“However, some locals insist that the fire was allegedly caused by a drone... Locals say that they heard a sound similar to a drone, but they are confused in their testimony. The military is unofficially hinting that this could be an attack with a new type of drones, which our air defense and electronic warfare systems are not yet able to recognize,” the channel notes.