By Eliza Popova
Initially, the expert reported that he received dozens of letters from the Ukrainian soldiers that an unknown silent apparatus shines on positions with a green beam. Sometimes it also accompanies the technique. "From a military point, this process is not clear," said a specialist in radio technologies. Later, Sergei Flesh appealed to all units, saying that the green beam from the sky testified to the work of a new Russian UAVA thermal IDP ZAla Z-16irq-V/L with a laser target.
The expert warned the military that further at the place of illumination could be hit by "Krasnopol" or aviation. In addition, occupiers can use illumination to lure the staff from the shelter. We will remind, in July last year, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that Russian troops in Ukraine began to use 152-mm artillery shells "Krasnopol-M2", which use a semi-active laser guidance system, which requires a laser target for illumination.
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