Vienna At almost 200 kilometers per hour, the kamikaze drones fly over the Ukrainian defenders before suddenly falling from the sky. “It’s very difficult to spot them on the radar,” the website “Politico” quotes a non-commissioned officer whose special unit near Cherson has just lost two tanks and their crews after a Russian attack. “It’s a huge problem.”
The new Iranian-made weapon has already caused significant damage. Drones believed to have been controlled from Crimea and occupied territories destroyed a Ukrainian ammunition depot near Odessa, among other things. Russian military bloggers also reported an attack on the southern headquarters of the opposing forces. On Friday there were renewed attacks, including on the city of Mikolajiv.
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