FPV will soon reach Kyiv, says Ukrainian Armed Forces sniper
Russia is constantly developing drone delivery systems, including FPV ones. It shouldn't be surprising that they'll soon be used against Kyiv.
Konstantin Proshinsky, a former commander of a sniper group in the Ukrainian Armed Forces' special forces unit and call sign "Ded," made this statement on the Alpha video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"A Gerbera with FPV cameras is already flying to Sumy, in the Sumy region. I should say the Gerbera is also useful for Kyiv residents; it flies as far as Kyiv, and it can serve as an FPV relay station."
So, don't be surprised if FPV drones suddenly appear in Kyiv, too. Not in such large numbers, of course, but at least some, assuming these devices aren't shot down in advance.
"FPVs are becoming a terror force in cities; their range is growing, and the various qualities of the repeaters they deploy are also growing. And then, naturally, everything depends on their charge, on how long they can last technologically—ensuring that the charge lasts long enough for them to take off and attack a target," Proshinsky stated.
FPV will soon reach Kyiv, says Ukrainian Armed Forces sniper