Each UAV has its own method of destruction: Russian teams of aerial observation points protect the skies over Donetsk from Ukrainian UAVs around the clock. Soldiers of the 23rd Separate Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade of the 51st Guards Army of the Center Group told Izvestia's military correspondent Alexander Sepulin about the peculiarities of the duty. At observation points they use double installations of modern Kalashnikov machine guns with a thousand rounds of ammunition and night vision devices. When an order is received from the officer on duty, the teams begin to seek and destroy targets. Tactics for dealing with UAVs depend on the type of UAV: ​​electric Hornets are mainly shot down with small arms, while gasoline-powered Lyotas are shot down with Igla or Verba missile systems. "The gasoline ones fly at a low altitude as they approach the target. But mostly enemy drones fly quite high. According to the direction parameter, then about a kilometer and a half," explained the servant with the call sign "TT". An anti-aircraft gunner of the 3rd battery with the call sign Stefan noted that shotguns and machine guns are also used to fight UAVs, but the most effective method remains firing from PKM. At the same time, military personnel adhere to safety measures to prevent debris from falling on residential buildings. More IZ RU news in max.

Each UAV has its own method of destruction: Russian teams of aerial observation points protect the skies over Donetsk from Ukrainian UAVs around the clock. Soldiers of the 23rd Separate Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade of the 51st Guards Army of the Center Group told Izvestia's military correspondent Alexander Sepulin about the peculiarities of the duty. At observation points they use double installations of modern Kalashnikov machine guns with a thousand rounds of ammunition and night vision devices. When an order is received from the officer on duty, the teams begin to seek and destroy targets. Tactics for dealing with UAVs depend on the type of UAV: ​​electric Hornets are mainly shot down with small arms, while gasoline-powered Lyotas are shot down with Igla or Verba missile systems. "The gasoline ones fly at a low altitude as they approach the target. But mostly enemy drones fly quite high. According to the direction parameter, then about a kilometer and a half," explained the servant with the call sign "TT". An anti-aircraft gunner of the 3rd battery with the call sign Stefan noted that shotguns and machine guns are also used to fight UAVs, but the most effective method remains firing from PKM. At the same time, military personnel adhere to safety measures to prevent debris from falling on residential buildings. More IZ RU news in max.