The Russians left dozens of mines unprotected in one place. The operator took advantage of the opportunity and dealt a well-deserved blow.
A special unit of the Ukrainian National Guard “Omega” with the help of a fighter jet “Pegasus” destroyed a field depot of Russian mines. A video of the raid by the Squadron drone operator training school was shared on Telegram.
During one sortie, the “Omega” operator noticed a hill of dozens of anti-tank mines piled on the side of the road near the field. The drone-kamikaze “Pegasus” flew into the ammunition stockpile and made a powerful explosion, depriving the Russian army of strategically valuable materials.
Pegasus found a group of enemy anti-tank mines. The landlord, who knocked him down, was very surprised when he could not find the item entrusted to him. We thank the pilot of the Omega group for a high-quality shot, ”said the director.
Fleet specialists assemble Pegasus FPV drones, which are used by many units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard and even the SBU. Inexpensive quadcopters made from Chinese parts were equipped with explosives and turned into “kamikazes”, effectively destroying the manpower and equipment of the Russian army.
Recently, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with the help of the Pegasus drone, blew up the Russian bunker hidden under the BTR-82A. The invaders used the destroyed armored vehicles as camouflage and shelter, but the operator managed to get them.
They also wrote about how the Ukrainian Armed Forces blew up generators at Russian positions with a Pegasus drone. The equipment was installed under a canopy in the middle of a forest plantation and was probably intended to charge various electronic devices.
Source: Focus
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