One of the Ukrainian aerial scouts published photos on his Twitter account, in which you can see in detail how the russian military uses its Lancet-type loitering munition on the battlefield, which, in fact, is quite dangerous for the Ukrainian military.
To launch their Lancet loitering munition, the Russians chose a fairly simple solution, taking an ordinary civilian pickup with a trailer, on which they installed a catapult to launch this kamikaze drone.
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During transportation, the launchers are covered with a camouflage net to make it more difficult to identify from a drone.
This option of using the Lancet loitering munition by the occupiers can be called optimal - it allows you to quickly complete the combat mission and leave the battlefield just as quickly. The main drawback is that you can only launch one drone at a time, and then you have to go back.
As noted by Ukrainian aerial intelligence, such mobile launchers usually operate at a distance of about 15+ km from the front line, so they can be destroyed directly during deployment, although, taking into account the mobility of such a launcher, this is a rather difficult task.
As Defense Express reported, The russians Destroyed Their T-90M Proryv Tank Using the Lancet UAV But Report That it was a Slovenian M-55S Tank. We also wrote, that Unmanned Kamikaze Boats Became a Real Ukrainian Weapon of Deterrence.
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