AFU Track, Destroy Den Of Russian Federation Drone Operators

It was a tactical victory with a strategic message.

The AFU have tracked enemy drone operators south of Vodyane on the territory of Donetsk region.

It is known that fighters from ‘Kara-Dag’ have been hunting enemy drone operators for a long time, Forbes informs.

We remind you that thanks to fibre optics signals can be sent and received over wires that are millimetres thick.

This solution allows them to bypass radio interference and strike their targets.

Ukraine has less manpower and military hardware than the enemy, but it has more and better drones, which Kyiv uses to replace artillery on the battlefield.

To maintain its drone advantage, Ukraine has to thwart any attempts by the enemy to improve its drones.

The other day, fighters from Kara Dag spotted the reflection of fibre optic cables. The coordinates were passed on to Ukrainian drone operators, who struck the enemy's den.

They followed the sunlight-reflecting fibres back to the Russian team's hidden base in snow-covered buildings and hit the enemy operators with explosive FPV drones.

It was a tactical victory with a strategic message. America may prefer to comply with Russia, but Ukraine does not have to.

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