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Ukraine has developed a new type of interceptor drone designed specifically to slaughter Russian helicopters.
It will still be a prototype, under development, as it appeared with components fixed with tape. But Ukraine has a new drone: it has an innovative aerodynamic structure, cruising on the back and front wing equipped with large vertical lemes. THE propellant It is located on the back.
There are front control surfaces, which possibly serve to maneuver the drone. To the rear wings They seem to have only one stabilizing function, explains the.
Realize if the drone has been designed to direct with enemy helicopters, in a kamikaze attack, or to detonate from a distance.
In videos, there is no impact; the drone may not have achieved Shoot a Russian helicopter.
Ukraine is the first country to create a military unit dedicated exclusively to these devices, which became fundamental in the modern war.
Colonel Vadym Sukharevskyi reinforces the idea that “drones are changing the way we defend our heavens.”
The government of Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced plans to produce 4.5 million drones in 2025. The president stresses that the Ukrainian drone industry is growing rapidly.
“The Danish model of joint investment in weaponry production in Ukraine is already bearing fruit. Last year, we managed to manufacture more than 1.5 million drones of various types with the support of our partners,” said the Ukrainian President. “Ukraine is now the world leader in the drone war,” he added, saying that the data prove this statement.
O Success of Ukraine In this area also awakened the interest of USA, who are collaborating with the country in the analysis of combat designs and tactics for the future of war.
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A Russia is also accelerating its drone production. A New York Times report estimates Moscow is manufacturing up to 4,000 drones a day, with the aim of reaching between three and four million units by 2025.
The conflict is boost the advancement of technology and military tactics. NATO, in collaboration with Ukraine, has started training programs that use artificial intelligence and data analysis to increase the effectiveness of drones in combat.
According to Admiral Pierre Vandier, NATO’s Supreme Supreme Commander for the transformation, “The War of the Future will combine traditional tactics with the support of unmanned aircraft.”
The new Ukrainian anti-helicopter drone is a clear example of this evolution.
