The Shark reconnaissance UAVs by the Ukrspecsystems company (part of NAUDI — the National Association of Ukrainian Defense Industries) help the Ukrainian military destroy as much russian weapons and military equipment as possible. The Come Back Alive Foundation has published a new video of how these UAVs are helping to hunt down russian weapons.
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In the footage above, you can see the work of the Flight Club crew from the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade, which helped destroy a number of Russian MLRSs as well as other targets.
In particulr, the video recorded extremely accurate hits on such enemy MLRSs as the 122-mm BM-21 Grad and 220-mm BM-27 Uragan with all the "special effects" - namely, the spectacular detonation of the ammunition as a result of the hit.
According to data by the Oryx portal, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation to Ukraine, the occupiers have lost at least 165 BM-21 Grad and 67 BM-27 Uragan MLRSs.
In addition, the position of the 2A36 Hyacinth-B towed 152 mm field gun was also destroyed - the entire russian army has lost at least 41 units of this weapon since February 2022.
The footage also shows strikes on the logistics center of the russian occupation forces under the watchful eye of the Shark reconnaissance UAV.
First demonstrated in 2022 by the Ukrspecsystems company, the Shark drone is designed for target reconnaissance, surveillance and fire adjustment and was created based on the company's experience with PD-1 and PD-2 operational-tactical UAVs.
We will remind you that earlier this month, The Come Back Alive Foundation said that within the framework of the "EYE FOR AN EYE" project, that is fulfilled together with the OKKO gas stations network , 25 Shark unmanned aerial systems have already been delivered to the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The UAVs have already helped destroy equipment worth hundreds of millions dollars.
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