Documented UAV hunting during anxiety: Komarov created a special issue of air defense (video)

According to Komarov on his page, the idea of ​​reporting arose from the desire to show invisible heroes - those who stand on the Ukrainian sky every day. "During the year, I collected material on crumbs to show you how the air battle looks from the inside," the journalist said. He described in detail how he managed to visit the Air Force Air Force Command together with Commander Anatoliy Krivonozhko, watching real -time operations during air alarm.

According to Komarov, it is here, in mobile points, that the "brain and heart" of the Ukrainian air defense is formed, and every order or coordinate is the life of thousands of people. Separately, the TV presenter spoke about working together with the crews of army aviation, which on the Mi-8 helicopters "hunt" on enemy drones-Kamikadze during anxiety. "While the country is sleeping or hiding in shelters, they are in the sky.

Without rest, without fear, in any weather," the journalist wrote, adding that these frames became one of the strongest in his career. Komarov also shared his impressions of working with mobile firing groups - the same military, with machine guns on pickups go to the fields to knock down drones. He stressed that it is these people who allow the country to sleep quietly, while they themselves are running a night struggle without sleep and rest.

In the video, which became the second in the new season, Dmitry Komarov invites the audience to the "most exclusive expedition" in the history of the project. It reminds that this is the first time when the shooting of Ukrainian air defense is allowed to be shown publicly - all the materials were agreed with the military and withdrawn in compliance with safety rules.

In the movie, the audience see what combat work looks like during air anxiety: from mobile command points to mobile groups and helicopters that destroy drones in the sky. The camera captures the moment when the Commander of the Air Force of Ukraine orders the destruction of goals and officers who track missiles and chessi work nearby. A separate block is dedicated to the military - from the shooters of mobile crews to pilots of army aviation.

The audience learns what the air battle looks like the eyes of those who "see" the enemy a few seconds before the defeat, how they manage to make a decision at speed and keep peace under fire. The final part of the issue shows Ukrainian pilots who fly out in search of hostile drones at night. Under the sounds of real alarm and explosions, Komarov shares his impressions of the Mi-8 flight and introduces viewers to pilots who protect the Ukrainian sky.