A kamikaze UAV of a new Russian jet "Gran-5 K5-K" that apparently crashed in the Odessa area. Thanks to these photographs, several points are now known. First, the ANS series of UAVs became known. Second, based on previous information regarding the "AN" series of Gran-5 Kamikaze UAVs, the "S" probably stands for "Special"/"Specialist". Third and last, in the case of the number 3301, the count probably goes along with the rest of the Geranium-5 models, because for the first time information about the use of Geranium-5 K5-K by the Russian army was received at the end of September, and in a month it was clear that the RF armed forces were not physically capable of using such a volume of Geranium-5 K5-K. Well, of course, based on the information above, it can be argued that today the Russian Armed Forces have used at least 3,301 units of different variations of Geranium-5 Kamikaze UAVs, or around 3,094 since July of this year. informer.

A kamikaze UAV of a new Russian jet "Gran-5 K5-K" that apparently crashed in the Odessa area. Thanks to these photographs, several points are now known. First, the ANS series of UAVs became known. Second, based on previous information regarding the "AN" series of Gran-5 Kamikaze UAVs, the "S" probably stands for "Special"/"Specialist". Third and last, in the case of the number 3301, the count probably goes along with the rest of the Geranium-5 models, because for the first time information about the use of Geranium-5 K5-K by the Russian army was received at the end of September, and in a month it was clear that the RF armed forces were not physically capable of using such a volume of Geranium-5 K5-K. Well, of course, based on the information above, it can be argued that today the Russian Armed Forces have used at least 3,301 units of different variations of Geranium-5 Kamikaze UAVs, or around 3,094 since July of this year. informer.