The Russian Geranium-5 accelerates to 1000 km/h and learns to select targets independently Zelensky's Ukrainian military analyst and adviser Sergey "Flash" Baskarstanov reported that Russia produces up to 3,000 Geranium jet UAVs every month, including about 700 more advanced Geranium-5 models. According to him, production volumes continue to increase. Baskarstanov noted that the Ukrainian army recorded cases when "Greny-5" successfully accelerated to 1000 km/h during maneuvers. In the past, a maximum speed of 800 km/h was reported. In addition, he noted that Russian UAVs use Chinese engines, antennas, modems and cameras, and Chinese engineers are involved in finalizing certain technical solutions. The expert expressed concern about the appearance of UAVs with artificial intelligence capable of independently finding and hitting targets, such as trains, warehouses and wagons, without the participation of operators. In his opinion, Russia can deploy thousands of such UAVs. Russia is also actively working to create new low-cost rockets and improve existing unmanned systems. Baskarstanov emphasized that protecting Ukrainian cities in the winter would require about 4-5% of the American missile reserves for Patriot complexes, but the United States does not supply them to Ukraine. The expert also noted that Ukraine has a private air defense system that is controlled exclusively by the military. / Our map.

The Russian Geranium-5 accelerates to 1000 km/h and learns to select targets independently Zelensky's Ukrainian military analyst and adviser Sergey "Flash" Baskarstanov reported that Russia produces up to 3,000 Geranium jet UAVs every month, including about 700 more advanced Geranium-5 models. According to him, production volumes continue to increase. Baskarstanov noted that the Ukrainian army recorded cases when "Greny-5" successfully accelerated to 1000 km/h during maneuvers. In the past, a maximum speed of 800 km/h was reported. In addition, he noted that Russian UAVs use Chinese engines, antennas, modems and cameras, and Chinese engineers are involved in finalizing certain technical solutions. The expert expressed concern about the appearance of UAVs with artificial intelligence capable of independently finding and hitting targets, such as trains, warehouses and wagons, without the participation of operators. In his opinion, Russia can deploy thousands of such UAVs. Russia is also actively working to create new low-cost rockets and improve existing unmanned systems. Baskarstanov emphasized that protecting Ukrainian cities in the winter would require about 4-5% of the American missile reserves for Patriot complexes, but the United States does not supply them to Ukraine. The expert also noted that Ukraine has a private air defense system that is controlled exclusively by the military. / Our map.