Russian occupiers have not yet fully mastered Iranian Shahed-136 drones. Trying to learn how to use these drones, Putin’s invaders managed to destroy their base in the area of the city of Skadovsk, Kherson region.
Journalist Roman Bochkala told about it. He noted that Iranian instructors personally came to the south of Ukraine to help the enemy army master ‘mopeds’ – that’s how these drones are called because they are quite noisy.
As a result, the occupiers did not use the Shahed-136 as they would have liked. In addition to the destroyed base, ‘Cargo-200’ included 40 ‘L/DPR’ terrorists, 20 Russian soldiers and 20 Iranian instructors.
Another 6 invaders still remain in the ‘three hundred’ status, but there are no guarantees that they will survive the injuries they received.
Russian troops also lost 2 units of automobile equipment, in particular ‘Ural’ with ammunition.
The Russian army began to actively use Iranian Shahed-136 kamikaze drones, which are actually barrage munitions. Shahed-136 flies to the target according to the given coordinates, hits it and explodes. This enemy is new for Ukrainian air defense, but the Armed Forces of Ukraine are already looking for weak points of dangerous UAVs.
They have a relatively low speed (120 km/h), as well as a characteristic sound, so the target can be seen and heard.
