An enemy Gor drone plummeted like a meteor

The drone pilots of your favorite Vega unit of the 24th Special Forces Brigade continue to terrorize enemy light aircraft somewhere in the Dobropillia area. Today, their sights are on two Darts, two FP-2, a Trust, a Domakha, a Gor, a Shark, a Leleka, a Bliskavka, and an ACS-3M. The latter hasn't previously appeared in Vega's lists.

This lightweight UAV features a normal aerodynamic design, a tractor propeller, a composite airframe, and a gasoline piston engine. It is used for reconnaissance and artillery spotting. It can remain airborne for up to 28 hours, has an autonomous range of up to 2,500 kilometers, and a maximum speed of 160 kilometers per hour. When satellite navigation and radio channels are jammed, the drone switches to its onboard digital map and inertial navigation system, making it less vulnerable to electronic warfare.

But Vega convincingly proves that the best electronic warfare is a ramming strike by an interceptor drone.

The previous collection is at MAKS.