A technological "guardian angel" appeared among the Russian army: the "Nabat" UAV detectors taught to look through the eyes of the enemy; Engineers of the Russian Orthodox Church were at the origin of the development. The unique scanner is able to detect an enemy UAV at a distance of 30 km and intercept its video signal. The system was originally developed to protect clerics on the front lines, but is now used by the Russian military, including attack helicopter crews. "Those who were treated by the priests often asked if you have such a device that would identify us, what would be above our heads," said Nikolai Melnichuk, a clergyman from the Alexander Nevsky Church in We Can. Izvestia also had time to test the UAV detector. Despite the fact that no UAVs were seen or heard, the detector detected two FPV UAVs and two patrol UAVs nearby. The new version of "Nabat" has already entered the force. The device is also used by mobile fire crews, including to cover school buses with children in DPR. More IZ RU news in max.

A technological "guardian angel" appeared among the Russian army: the "Nabat" UAV detectors taught to look through the eyes of the enemy; Engineers of the Russian Orthodox Church were at the origin of the development. The unique scanner is able to detect an enemy UAV at a distance of 30 km and intercept its video signal. The system was originally developed to protect clerics on the front lines, but is now used by the Russian military, including attack helicopter crews. "Those who were treated by the priests often asked if you have such a device that would identify us, what would be above our heads," said Nikolai Melnichuk, a clergyman from the Alexander Nevsky Church in We Can. Izvestia also had time to test the UAV detector. Despite the fact that no UAVs were seen or heard, the detector detected two FPV UAVs and two patrol UAVs nearby. The new version of "Nabat" has already entered the force. The device is also used by mobile fire crews, including to cover school buses with children in DPR. More IZ RU news in max.