FPV drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine disable occupants’ equipment (video)
Left without water and ammunition
According to the Ukrainian military, several Russian occupants were injured in the drone attack.
The Ukrainian military used unmanned aerial vehicles to disable the occupiers’ equipment: Ural-4320 and GAZ-3308 vehicles, as well as a tanker truck. The video was published on the official page of the 103rd separate territorial defense brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Tuesday, July 25.
“Ural-4320 and GAZ-3308 trucks used to transport personnel and ammunition, as well as a tanker truck for water supply to the position, were disabled, and the occupiers fled, taking with them heavily wounded and unforgettable impressions,” the soldiers captioned the video footage.
At first, drone operators started hunting for a tanker truck that was delivering water to the Russian military’s positions. The car was traveling on a dirt road, pressing against a forest belt. The drone flew up to it and struck in the area of the tank. The equipment started to smoke. It is unknown whether the driver of the vehicle was injured.
The second target for the Ukrainian drone was a Ural-4320 cargo truck. It was transporting soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces. The UAV operator waited until all of them were inside the body, set the drone’s route, and struck. The truck started smoking, but it managed to move and drive away.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces also tracked down a GAZ-3308 truck. Up to a dozen occupants were fussing around the car. A white car drove up to the truck, and several Russian soldiers also got out. They all ran to the landing, and the drone struck the truck’s cab.
As a reminder, on July 24, the military showed how a Ukrainian Armed Forces kamikaze drone flew into a Russian shelter. The Special Operations Forces waited for the occupiers to gather in one place and then blew them up with a precision drone strike.
