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According to the director of the KNDIS Alexander Ruvin, the Russians use new dro...

The Russian Federation has started installing SIM card drones and other atypical details-a scientist

According to the director of the KNDIS Alexander Ruvin, the Russians use new drones, which are visually similar to "Shahmed" but do not carry explosives. The Russian Federation began to install additional cameras on drones, as well as atypical parts: flash drives or SIM cards. This was stated in the commentary "UNN" by the director of the Kyiv Research Institute of Forensic Expertise (KNISE) Alexander Ruvin.

"Recently, we have repeatedly recorded various attempts by the Russians to use additional elements in intelligence and shock drones, say, atypical elements such as various flash drives, additional cameras or SIM cards," Ruvin said. He did not specify what purpose these elements are set, but noted that now these additional details are tested by the Russians in "postcards", that is, they are not installed on all drones.

The KNISE Director also confirmed that Russian invaders have started using new drones to track air defense and information gathering. "We have information about the new drones that the Russian Federation uses. Cases of their application are currently single. It is known that they are very similar to the drones of" Shahd "drones, but do not carry explosives,"-explained Ruvin.

The scientist emphasized that more information about new UAVs can be found after the appointment of appropriate examinations and the transfer of these drones for research. In addition, KNISE experts have determined how the ShahED-136 UAVs changed, but did not disclose the details that the information obtained during these studies helps Ukraine to effectively counteract these means.

According to Ruvin, there are currently three series of drones such as "Shahd-136": recall, on July 29, a serviceman and a specialist in the field of radio technologies Sergey Beskrestnov with the call sign "Flash" stated that Ukrainian servicemen have a problem with the detection of Russian UPL.