Lately, we are increasingly facing a new threat on the battlefield — Russian drones using fiber-optic connections. These devices have proven effective at bypassing electronic warfare (EW) systems and delivering significant blows to our equipment and personnel. 🚁⚠️
A recent video clearly shows the work of such drones. We can see how a drone successfully bypasses a pickup truck equipped with an EW system. This demonstrates that fiber-optic technology allows drones to avoid signal jamming and continue their mission despite EW interference. 🎯🛡️
These drones are particularly often used along roads, accounting for more than half of the recorded cases. This tactic enables the enemy to conduct surveillance and deliver strikes on our equipment with minimal risk of detection and destruction. 🚗💥
For us, this is a worrying sign, as there is currently no solution to counter this threat. The use of fiber-optic drones presents new challenges, and we must find answers to prevent significant losses on the frontline. 🛑💪
While the enemy improves their technology, we must accelerate the development of countermeasures to protect our equipment and personnel. 🔧👨💻
