Russia can use a new mosquito drone to stuff the connection in Ukraine (video)

Moskit drone is made in Belarus. It was not noticed in Ukraine before, reports Eurasian Times. Russia has intensified in the field of electronic warfare (IDP). Recently, the Soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation showed a video system based on "Orlan-10" production and "Moskita"-UAV of Belarusian production, writes Eurasiantimes. com. The publication reports that the Russian side states that the "light drone" Moskit "has successfully stuck Ukrainian communications.

" Representatives of the Ministry of Defense of Russia have recently emphasized that the mobilized will undergo increased training in those units engaged in EWS and electronic engineering, as well as radio communications, repair of electrical engineering and control of unmanned aerial vehicles. "The video shows how the soldiers install a land starting unit for UAV. Also visible parabolic antennas, probably designed to control drone, transmit and receive data," the media writes.

- The drone is equipped with antennas typical of the onboard platforms. 'There are soldiers who are in the command center and support radio communication with drone operators. " The catapult launches a drone that identified as the Belarusian "Moskit". It flies in a certain distance and land, having released the parachute beforehand. The landing is softened with special airbags on the fuselage. The Russians made a miniature remedy from the Moskit drone, according to the material.

"Russian Mosquita drones began to deafle the connection between the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the front and made absolute chaos and confusion in the Armed Forces. Our troops did not waste time using them," users wrote from Russia in comments under video. However, journalists did not find real confirmation of these words.

The media reported that UAV has a module for suppressing and mushrooming electronic communication channels and data transmission, can interfere with communication at a distance of up to 5 km. "Moskit" is also equipped with electronic-optical systems for intelligence and observation, and the task of the HRS and reconnaissance is able to carry out at the same time, specifies the media.

Belarusian media previously reported that Moskit is positioned as an unmanned aviation complex (tank), which has a BP-12 marking. The chief designer of the tank is Sergey Kruglikov, Doctor of Military Sciences, Candidate of Technical Sciences. Focus journalists could not find detailed technical characteristics. Earlier, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation did not show the work of "Moskits".