Iranian-designed Shahed attack drones, which fly to their target and detonate on impact, have become a staple of Russian aerial attacks since they began being used in the first year of Russia’s full-scale invasion launched in February 2022.

The new Russian drones with cameras do not carry explosives but closely resemble regular Shahed drones and fly with groups of them, Cherniak said.
The second new type of drone contains no explosive charge or only a small one and is being used as a decoy, Cherniak added.

  • Don_DickleEnglish
    -26•1 month ago

    LMFAO I got three Drones that I fly for the fun in parks usually. How can I call Russia and make a deal with them still LMFAO

    • Flying SquidMEnglish
      26•1 month ago

      I don’t know, but be sure and let us all know when you call Russia and make this deal so we can definitely congratulate you and not in any way contact the authorities for you violating sanctions.