The drone found a gap and reached the occupiers in the garage
Soldiers from the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade released footage showing the elimination of three Russian soldiers who were attempting to hide in a garage. A Ukrainian FPV drone was able to enter through a small gap in the structure and strike the target.
Military officials note that the occupiers had planned to wait out the danger in their shelter, but their location was detected by operators from the reconnaissance battalion.
Soldiers of the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade named after Ataman Ivan Sirko shared footage of one of their FPV drone operators in action. A Ukrainian drone located three Russian assault troops hiding in a garage and struck them directly inside the building.
According to military officials, the occupiers believed they would be safe behind the sturdy walls. However, operators from the brigade’s reconnaissance battalion managed to pinpoint their position. The FPV drone pilot noticed a small gap in the garage’s structure. Through this narrow opening, the drone was able to get inside and carry out its mission.
The 92nd Brigade reported that the Russian troops did not expect such an attack. “They were sitting there, relaxing, and not worried about a thing. But they didn’t count on the skill of our FPV drone operator: he found the gap and sent all three of them to hell,” the soldiers noted.
The brigade also commented on the operators’ success with their characteristic irony: “Occupier, what’s up with your face?” They added that this is just one of many examples of the work carried out by Ukrainian drone operators, who search for and strike enemy targets on the front lines every day. The corresponding video was posted on the page of the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade named after Ataman Ivan Sirko.
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