Having lost its “eyes” on the Ukrainian border, the Russian army was confused.
A kamikaze drone destroyed the Murom-P observation station in Russia’s Belgorod region on June 15. The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine showed a video of the incident on Telegram.
The Russians placed Murom-P on top of a water tower, probably in one of the settlements in the Belgorod region, close to the Ukrainian border. Unknown people launched an FPV drone that crashed into equipment and exploded.
The State Border Service commented that “Belgorod partisans are working.”
The press service of the department drew attention to the behavior of the Russian army, which was located nearby. They looked at the place of the explosion in surprise, and although there was no one to shoot at, they threw their machine guns, but did not think of going out of the way and finding cover.
Murom complexes were developed by the Russian company Stilsoft and supplied to the RF Armed Forces. According to state agency Rosoboronexport, the system collects intelligence autonomously and in real-time using optical and thermal imaging cameras around the clock.
It detects people or cars at a distance of up to 10 km during the day, at a distance of 4 and 8 km, respectively, at night. It is known that the Russians placed them on the Ukrainian border to monitor the actions of the Defense Forces.
Signals about the appearance of people or other objects in the “line of sight” are sent to a special station and displayed on the monitor at a speed of up to 8 Mbps. Calculation of three people can deploy the complex in two hours, unloading equipment from transport crates. Powered by Moore from batteries.
Recently, drones en masse attacked surveillance systems, electronic warfare and electronic warfare equipment in the Belgorod and Kursk regions. Among the victims of drones were the Murom complexes, which the Russians installed in their cell towers.
They also wrote that the soldiers of the 66th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine shot down the Russian “Murom-M” from the ATGM. They managed to shoot down a missile from a considerable distance and deprived the Russian Armed Forces of the surveillance complex.
Source: Focus
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