Russia’s Ministry of Defense has published footage that shows drones hitting Ukrainian Army equipment.
The reconnaissance UAV Zala detected an enemy tank and self-propelled artillery gun on the West bank of the Dnepr river. Zala operators used the data provided to help direct Lancet kamikaze drones that turned them into scrap.
The Zala reconnaissance drone has a range of up to 200 km and this distance can be doubled in case of one-way flight. Theoretically, Zala can be used to direct tactical missiles like “Iskander” as well as Lancet drones and artillery.