From Camouflage To Grill: Russia Trys To Disguise Its Drones

Internet users have ironically predicted the "next level of protection".

Ukrainian soldiers continue to effectively destroy Russian drones despite the enemy's attempts to disguise their UAVs. In addition to the fact that the Russians are starting to actively draw on drones, the Internet has ironically predicted the "next level of protection" that the enemy may resort to, writes apostrophe.ua.

A video of attacks on enemy drones was published on Telegram by the SIGNUM unit (93d Brigade).

The unit published a kind of report in video format with the results of the operations to destroy Russian reconnaissance UAVs:

"In a very short period, we managed to knock out almost all the 'eyes' in the area, which greatly facilitated the work of our logistics, artillery, and other crews, and significantly reduced enemy shelling from artillery and guided aerial bombs."

They add that the video confirms the destruction of 49 air targets, of which:

▪ ZALA - 36 units;

▪ SUPERCAM - 7 units;

▪ Orlan - 5 units;

▪ Lancet - 1 unit.

The In Factum Telegram channel noted that the Russian occupation forces are trying to disguise their drones by painting them in special camouflage to blend into the terrain.

In turn, volunteer and blogger Serhiy Sternenko decided to predict what else the Russians might resort to in order to “hide” their drones from Ukrainian fighters.

“Coming soon on all Russian wings,” wrote Serhiy Sternenko, adding several photos of modernized drones with the famous Russian “grills”.

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