The new UAV is very different from suicide bombers. At the same time, it moves at a very low altitude, which probably indicates that it is a kamikaze drone.
On the night of July 20, the Russians attacked Kyiv with a new drone of an unknown type. It is with this designation that this drone is included in the Air Force Command report. Defense Express has learned the details about the new UAV.
It is worth noting that judging by the photos of the destruction of this drone that appeared on the Internet, it is very different from suicide bombers. It was also clarified that it was moving at an ultra-low altitude of 20-30 meters, which probably indicates that it is a kamikaze drone.
Defense Express reports that it has received additional images of this drone from its own sources, considering where it wrote that we are talking about a drone with a possible wingspan of more than 4 meters, empennage on beams, a pusher propeller and a fuselage with a square profile.
The publication states that this drone may be similar to the Russian reconnaissance drone ZALA 421-20, but it is unlikely that a reconnaissance drone would fly at such a low altitude.
“Furthermore, drones of this type are not widespread and probably have not yet been produced, because ZALA started promoting this drone in the early 2010s, and now it no longer appears in the product catalog of company,” Defense Express said.
The publication added that the remnants of the drone are being analyzed and its capabilities, features, as well as the manufacturer and components from which it is built will be installed in the near future.
We remind you that last night the Air Defense Forces shot down 13 Russian drones, one of which was of an unknown type.
Tonight, the Russians launched dozens of suicide bombers across Ukraine, and mass attacks continue.
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