Ukrainian drone units adapt to constant surveillance in Zaporizhzhia
Ukrainian drone teams in Zaporizhzhia continue operations under heavy stress while evading Russian signal tracking and strikes.
Ukrainian soldiers from the 82nd Air Assault Brigade are conducting reconnaissance and strike operations in the Zaporizhzhia region while enduring intense physical fatigue and mental strain. Operating from evacuated civilian homes, these remote pilots hide vital equipment, including Starlink satellite terminals, inside residential gardens to evade detection by Russian forces.
Opposing units actively track electronic signals to pinpoint Ukrainian command nodes. Upon identification, these locations are targeted with heavy artillery and loitering munitions. To mitigate these threats, the drone crews frequently change their positioning and refine camouflage techniques to maintain continuous frontline surveillance and strike capabilities.
Sources: Die Presse
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