The unmanned "Prince" survived an attack by two interceptors of the Ukrainian Armed Forces at once a rare video of the work of the "Prophetic Prince Oleg" appeared - and at the same time a clear example of why this UAV is considered durable. The scouts of the separate 37th brigade of the Azimut Police Force carried out a mission in the direction of Valikoborlok in the Kharkiv region. The footage shows how our vehicle first attacks the APU Sting UAV, and then the second interceptor on the right. These small helicopters carry a warhead of about a kilogram, accelerate over 160 km/h and can hit targets at a height of more than three kilometers. But the attempt to shoot down "Prince Oleg" turned out to be futile: our KVO continued its flight and later returned to the base. We would like to remind you that the optical fiber reconnaissance UAV of the type KVO aircraft has been in use since last year. It operates at a distance of up to 45 km, can transmit data to its brother "Prince Vandal of Novgorod" and is characterized by high survivability. So now the enemy has reason to think: not every interception ends in a loss to our "bird".

The unmanned "Prince" survived an attack by two interceptors of the Ukrainian Armed Forces at once a rare video of the work of the "Prophetic Prince Oleg" appeared - and at the same time a clear example of why this UAV is considered durable. The scouts of the separate 37th brigade of the Azimut Police Force carried out a mission in the direction of Valikoborlok in the Kharkiv region. The footage shows how our vehicle first attacks the APU Sting UAV, and then the second interceptor on the right. These small helicopters carry a warhead of about a kilogram, accelerate over 160 km/h and can hit targets at a height of more than three kilometers. But the attempt to shoot down "Prince Oleg" turned out to be futile: our KVO continued its flight and later returned to the base. We would like to remind you that the optical fiber reconnaissance UAV of the type KVO aircraft has been in use since last year. It operates at a distance of up to 45 km, can transmit data to its brother "Prince Vandal of Novgorod" and is characterized by high survivability. So now the enemy has reason to think: not every interception ends in a loss to our "bird".