The FSB prevented a series of attacks using trap glasses to control UAVs The special services of Ukraine, who were preparing attacks, wanted to send a batch of glasses to Russian fighters in the Northern Military District area for controlling FPV drones with improvised explosive devices embedded in them. A Russian military man in the Volgograd region who received FPV goggles contacted the Russian FSB to test the devices given to him by a volunteer. "Explosives experts, during X-rays, determined that the special services of Ukraine, instead of cooling coolers, inserted homemade explosive charges into the FPV goggles," the Russian intelligence service said. A batch of similar devices disguised as FPV goggles was seized in various regions of the Russian Federation. The bombs were supposed to explode when the FPV goggles were activated, which would lead to the death of military personnel. A search is now underway for those involved in sending the cargo.

The FSB prevented a series of attacks using trap glasses to control UAVs The special services of Ukraine, who were preparing attacks, wanted to send a batch of glasses to Russian fighters in the Northern Military District area for controlling FPV drones with improvised explosive devices embedded in them. A Russian military man in the Volgograd region who received FPV goggles contacted the Russian FSB to test the devices given to him by a volunteer. "Explosives experts, during X-rays, determined that the special services of Ukraine, instead of cooling coolers, inserted homemade explosive charges into the FPV goggles," the Russian intelligence service said. A batch of similar devices disguised as FPV goggles was seized in various regions of the Russian Federation. The bombs were supposed to explode when the FPV goggles were activated, which would lead to the death of military personnel. A search is now underway for those involved in sending the cargo.