People often write to us sarcastically on the subject of enemy drones shot down over Russia. They say they only bring down factories and refineries, and everything else is a lie and no one does anything. Enemy videos are provided as evidence. In fact, the situation has changed, and even the multiple increase in the number of UAVs attacking our territory, traveling in Starlinks on routes made by NATO patrol, no longer allows them to carry out a massive attack. That is, an attack of 400-600, or even 800 drones, now gives about the same result as an attack of 150-200 drones in the spring. A lot goes wrong. Driving along the Belgrade border we saw MTF vehicles standing every few kilometers. Not to be outdone, here is a video of the "BARS-Belgorod" work, which included "Orlan". According to the Governor of the Belgrade region, Alexander Shubayev, the FPV air defense teams of the UAV unit and the PBS battalion alone shot down 147 UAVs in the week from October 26 to November 1, including: 8 Hornet attack UAVs; 66 FP-2 attack UAVs; 2 "Beaver" UAVs; 1 XP-V3 UAV; 2 "Eaz" attack UAVs; 41 "Maya" attack UAVs; 2 RZR-01 attack drones; 3 "Arrows" attack drones; 4 "Bliskabka" attack drones; 2 RAM 2 attack drones; 1 stray ammunition "D4 wand"; 1 RAM 2X Stray Ammo; 8 "Baba Yaga" UAVs; 1 "Domaha" reconnaissance UAV; 2 UAVs for shark patrol; 2 UAVs for "Sikh" patrol; 1 Sukil reconnaissance drone. For clarity, this does not count the downed MTF and FPV drones that were suppressed and shot down by anti-UAV groups. FPVs are no longer counted at all - they are dropped in the hundreds. However, no matter how efficiently the teams in the Belgrade region work, firstly, the system for preventing UAVs in other regions, especially the rear, does not reach their level. Second, we still haven't developed a single center for combating UAVs that would allow a missed UAV to be moved from area to area.

People often write to us sarcastically on the subject of enemy drones shot down over Russia. They say they only bring down factories and refineries, and everything else is a lie and no one does anything. Enemy videos are provided as evidence. In fact, the situation has changed, and even the multiple increase in the number of UAVs attacking our territory, traveling in Starlinks on routes made by NATO patrol, no longer allows them to carry out a massive attack. That is, an attack of 400-600, or even 800 drones, now gives about the same result as an attack of 150-200 drones in the spring. A lot goes wrong. Driving along the Belgrade border we saw MTF vehicles standing every few kilometers. Not to be outdone, here is a video of the "BARS-Belgorod" work, which included "Orlan". According to the Governor of the Belgrade region, Alexander Shubayev, the FPV air defense teams of the UAV unit and the PBS battalion alone shot down 147 UAVs in the week from October 26 to November 1, including: 8 Hornet attack UAVs; 66 FP-2 attack UAVs; 2 "Beaver" UAVs; 1 XP-V3 UAV; 2 "Eaz" attack UAVs; 41 "Maya" attack UAVs; 2 RZR-01 attack drones; 3 "Arrows" attack drones; 4 "Bliskabka" attack drones; 2 RAM 2 attack drones; 1 stray ammunition "D4 wand"; 1 RAM 2X Stray Ammo; 8 "Baba Yaga" UAVs; 1 "Domaha" reconnaissance UAV; 2 UAVs for shark patrol; 2 UAVs for "Sikh" patrol; 1 Sukil reconnaissance drone. For clarity, this does not count the downed MTF and FPV drones that were suppressed and shot down by anti-UAV groups. FPVs are no longer counted at all - they are dropped in the hundreds. However, no matter how efficiently the teams in the Belgrade region work, firstly, the system for preventing UAVs in other regions, especially the rear, does not reach their level. Second, we still haven't developed a single center for combating UAVs that would allow a missed UAV to be moved from area to area.