They will be able to beat Russia even in the Arctic: Drones-Kamikadze Hero-120 tested in harsh conditions

The Arctic is the outskirts of the northern part of Europe, Russia and the US, and tests have proven that drones can be used in the cold. Uvision's Hero-120 Hero-120 Ammunition has been successfully protested in winter Arctic conditions, Shephard Media reports. The company stated that the tests were present representatives of several leading armies of the world, who have the opportunities for fighting in the Arctic, but it is unknown which ones.

According to Uvision representatives, the test tests became the final phase of a long process, which contained earlier test flights in the region, as well as large laboratory environmental tests. The company also stated, hinting at the difficult geopolitical situation: "The prompt efficiency in harsh weather meets not only the specific needs of the armed forces operating in the Arctic, but also in the north and east of Europe as a whole.

" It is in this region, which has been a long -term NATO opponent for a long time. During the Hero-120 tests, it was successfully tested in daytime and night missions for difficult conditions, including extremely low temperatures, heavy snowfall, high wind, humidity, freezing, low cloudiness and limited visibility. Drones-Kamikadze Hero-120 is no longer a novelty. They were introduced four years ago at the Paris Air Force. The Hero-120 is an ammunition system, equipped with a 4.

5 kg warhead and intended for medium range, such as cars, tanks, concrete fortifications and personnel, with minimal side effects. Hero-120 is currently in service with the US and Argentina armies, as well as in an unknown Asian customer. Earlier, Focus reported that the hero-120 shock drones learned from helicopters. UAVs can fly up to 30 km under the control of an operator, which is on the ground or inside the helicopter.