Russian troops' suicide mission foiled by Ukrainian drones
A Russian assault group consisting of a dozen infantry soldiers carried out a suicide attack on Ukrainian positions. As seen in the released video, Putin's soldiers were driving an unarmored vehicle through an open field vulnerable to drones.
A new recording has surfaced online, showing the actions of the Russian assault group.
Putin's soldiers aimed to attack Ukrainian positions, but the mission became suicidal when their unarmored vehicle entered a fully exposed area monitored by drones.
The Russians became easy targets for the Ukrainians. The footage reveals traces of explosions on the ground, indicating Russian soldiers were sent to certain death.
The recording shows that the Russian army vehicle was attacked by a total of three kamikaze drones.
New capabilities of Ukrainian drones
It is worth noting that not only kamikaze drones are active on the front lines. Ukraine has long employed drones equipped with full-scale bombs for attacks.
These drones are capable of carrying and dropping bombs weighing up to 550 lbs.
A major advantage of these designs is that the drones are reusable. After dropping their bombs, they return to base for preparation for further missions.
