Signum drones caught up with a Russian occupier who was fleeing through the forest
Forests and dense vegetation no longer guarantee safety for Russian troops. Pilots from the Signum Battalion are detecting the occupiers even under challenging conditions and eliminating them with drones.
Operating in forested terrain is significantly more challenging than in open areas. Dense vegetation, natural obstacles, and the ability to move covertly give the enemy additional opportunities to remain undetected.
Ukrainian troops detect Russian occupiers even in places where they try to hide among trees and shrubs.
During combat operations, pilots from the unit “catch” enemy “sprinters,” locate Russian soldiers in green areas, and eliminate invaders who hope to wait out the danger in their hiding places.
The video of combat operations was posted on the page of the Signum Unmanned Systems Battalion of the 59th Separate Unmanned Systems Assault Brigade named after Yakov Handziuk.
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