Russians Use Defective Drones

In the AFU told about the problems of the enemy.

The equipment of the Russian occupants is usually often defective, and drone operators are poorly trained, but despite this they carry a threat. This was stated by the chairman of the Council of Reservists of the AFU Ground Forces Ivan Tymochko on the air of Ranok.LIVE.

"The enemy is after logistics and is trying to use fiber-optic drones for this purpose. If we're talking about Lightning or other drones that the adversary is putting in production on the assembly line, we have to understand a few things. With multi-scale industrial or giant weapons production methods, there will always be defects. This is, unfortunately, such a problem. Fortunately for us, when it comes to the enemy," he said.

According to him, the Russians do have a problem not even so much with drones as with operators.

"Still, the level of training of the Russian population is much lower than ours, and this helps us considerably," Tymochko noted.

At the same time, he noted that even a drone that has fallen down still carries a threat.

"It can detonate at any moment. It can be run over, it can cause a cascade of detonations. It is the awareness of the threat of being hit by such a drone that forces the military to bring in additional means of defense, additional means of countering the enemy, and it's all means, it's all time, it's all resources too," added the chairman of the Council of Reservists of the AFU Ground Forces.

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