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To spread: the Ukrainian Birds of the Magyara birds have struck a new blow on Ru...

"Magyara's Birds" was divided into pieces of charged RSZV "Grad" by Russians in Kursk region (video)

To spread: the Ukrainian Birds of the Magyara birds have struck a new blow on Russian technology-this time the target was the charged RSSV BM-21 "Grad" in the Kursk region. The explosion was accompanied by a powerful fire flash, and the detonation of the ammunition did not give a chance to survive the calculation. The video since the defeat was published on May 29, the connection commander Robert Brody on social networks.

The staff from another Ukrainian drone for objective control shows how the Ukrainian FPV-Dron accurately gets into the block of guides, which leads to the instant detonation of the entire ammunition. The explosion of such power probably destroyed Russian artillerymen if they were near the starting unit.

The staff from other Ukrainian drone for objective control shows how the Ukrainian FPV-Dron accurately gets into the block of guides, which leads to the instant detonation of the entire ammunition. The explosion of such power probably destroyed Russian artillerymen if they were near the starting unit. Later, as stated in the Telegram-channel "War in Ukraine.

Losses of Technology", by geolocation from the video managed to determine the exact place of impact-the settlement of Novoivanivka in Kursk region. This is not the first time that Ukrainian drones strike in Russian territory, destroying the enemy's technique on the front line. Thus, the "Magyara birds" impressed the flamethrowing system of the Tos-2 "Tosochka"-an extremely rare machine, the loss of which has become the second time of a full-scale invasion.

It should be noted that such blows cause serious damage to the arsenal of the invaders and undermine their offensive opportunities. In response to increasing losses, Russia has begun to equip its equipment with antitrone protection. However, the effectiveness of such revisions is in doubt.