Ignat Explained Why Jet Drones Are Harder to Shoot Down than Regular Shaheds.
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For several weeks, Russian forces have increased their far-off strikes by exploiting a loophole in Kyiv's anti-aircraft shield.
Ukraine is working to effectively intercept Geran jet-powered drones. Russian jet-powered drones differ from conventional Shahed drones in their speed and altitude. Therefore, they are much more difficult to shoot down. This is discussed in the RBC-Ukraine article "Kyiv's Jet Terror: How Russia is Changing Attack Tactics for the Fall." Jet-powered drones are harder to shoot down. The Geran-4 has a cruising speed of approximately 320 km/h and can…
Ukraine has already created the first working prototypes of jet interceptor drones, but the country's Armed Forces cannot yet fully rely on them in combat conditions.
This was reported on September 5 by the Air Force of the Armed Forces. The drone attack was carried out from the directions: Orel, Millerovo, Kursk, temporarily occupied Donetsk and...
Jet Russian drones differ from conventional “Shaheds” in speed and flight altitude. Therefore, it is much more difficult to knock them down. Ukraine is working on the effectiveness of intercepting Geranium jets. This is stated in a statement by the head of the Communications Department of the Air Force Command Yuri Ignat, writes RBK-Ukraine. Ignat noted that “Gerania-4" has a cruising speed of about 320 km/h and can climb up to 4 km. The much la…
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