Spent 10 seconds: Army Aviation of the Armed Forces showed the shots of "Shahheda" of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (video)

A large-caliber machine gun mounted on the Mi-8 Army Aviation Air Forces of the Armed Forces was used for the blast. Hunting for Russian drone was published in the Telegram channel "Ukraine Online". Video with hunting Mi-8 helicopter hunting at the Shahamed Dron-Kamikadze appeared on the network at 13:14 on August 25. We see the helicopter caught up with a drone that has a cruising speed of 180 km/h.

The Fighter of the Armed Forces watched the drone because the crew fixed the device on a par with the Russian UAV and moved at the same speed. At some point, the military aimed and released two queues from a large -caliber machine gun. The first hit took place within the first five seconds. The rest of the balls were achieved by Shahaned and for ten seconds it began to fall, leaving behind a smoky tail. The Scheheda Hunting Schedule does not indicate when the video events took place.

Also, the terrain is not specified: the open doors of the helicopter are noticeable fields in the unspecified terrain. It should be noted that the focus wrote about the previous attacks of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation using drones-Kamikadze. For example, on the night of August 25, the Russians launched nine UAVs, eight of which managed to pick up mobile fire groups in the Nikolaev area.

Another air strike took place on the night of August 23: 16 UAV of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The commander of the air forces Mykola Oleshchuk reported that 14 drones were knocked down due to the work of mobile groups and the means of EW. Two more devices did not reach the target for unknown reasons: they just disappeared from the locators, the commander wrote. In the meantime, another means of combating Russian drones was shown on the network.

For example, in the spring and summer of 2024 there were footage with a sports and training plane Yak-52, which was engaged in the explored UAV "Orlan-10" and Zala. At the fuselage of one of the aircraft that worked in Odessa region, up to a dozen marks that testified to successful crashes were noticed. On August 22, the Army Recognition portal reported that the Russian Federation also paid attention to sports aircraft.