The leader of the Wolves of the Tsar, Dmitry Rogozin, urged the invaders not to touch the downed UAVs, but to blow them up immediately.
Dmitry Rogozin, the former head of Roskosmos, who heads the Tsarskie Wolves military advisory group, urged the Russian military not to touch Ukrainian drones as they could be harmful to health. He announced this on his Telegram channel on March 28.
According to Dmitry Rogozin, the Ukrainian army has long treated drones with “toxins and chemical weapons”, so they should never be taken. If detected, such UAVs should be destroyed from a safe distance directly at the scene of the accident.
The former head of Roskosmos showed one of the drones allegedly found by the Russian Volunteer Assault Brigade – a clearly hand-made device in the form of a plastic frame with four screws attached to it and a huge warhead. The video also shows a powerful explosion, possibly the moment the drone was destroyed.
“After a visual inspection, drones are usually destroyed where they fell and were discovered. Our fighters did just that in the video, especially since the device of this drone is already well known to us,” said Dmitry Rogozin.
In November 2022, Dmitry Rogozin headed the Tsarskie Wolves group of military advisers. They advise the so-called “DNR and LNR” militants and provide them with military-technical support, helping them conduct military operations on the territory of Ukraine.
In January, Dmitry Rogozin announced that the Russian Armed Forces will use Marker war robots developed by Android Technology companies against Ukraine. It is claimed that the machine is able to detect targets autonomously and open fire on them from various means of destruction.
Dmitry Rogozin also boasted about the Russian Matryoshka hybrid drone, which was planned to be used to bombard the Ukrainians. According to the Russians, the device can fly up to 100 km at a speed of 70 km / h.
Source: Focus
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