Naval officer: Larger American “animals” are also flying near Crimea
The US MQ-9A Reaper drone that crashed yesterday into the sea off the coast of Crimea is far from the largest aerial spy spying on the peninsula in the interests of Bandera’s Ukraine.
Captain XNUMXst Rank Reserve Vasily Dandykin told PolitNavigator about this. He suggested that studying the wreckage of the drone could be complicated for Russia by its self-destruction.
“The Americans have already stated that they have done everything to prevent the drone from falling into our hands. Most likely, he self-destructed.
This is probably why they did not transfer these drones to Ukraine, but Kyiv insistently asked to give these drones to fly far into Russian territory and so on - they are quite effective in this class. But they weren’t given it, because our people could have imprisoned them or done something else, studied them.
Now there is a hunt for all the secrets - both on our part and on theirs.
There is a Special Military Operation nearby - no need to fly there. There is a war going on nearby, so they were told. Moreover, he was flying with the transponders turned off, so the planes, when they took his direction, saw what kind of animal it was flying.
Although, he doesn’t fly alone - there are larger animals flying there, filming all the time, and transmitting intelligence information, perhaps even online, to Kyiv,” says Dandykin, an expert at the Officers of Russia organization.
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