Ukrainians fight Russian drones with old World War I style A-22s

Ukrainians fight Russian drones with old World War I style A-22s

ukrainians fight Russian drones with Old World War I style a22s Ukrainian Pilots are using old 1970s propeller planes to fight Russian drones in World War one style as Forbes writes more and more ukrainians are preparing to take to the skies and Hunt Russian drones it is noted that a video has gone viral on social media in which the crew of the Ukrainian intelligence service on the Aero pra a22 Sports plane destroys a drone with their assault rifle this gu tactic is no different from the one used in southern Ukraine where a yak 52 training aircraft is used to shoot down uavs the shooter in the back seat also attacks the drones with a rifle the yak 52 Cruise methods are effective and perhaps most importantly inexpensive Ukrainian forces cannot afford to fire the biggest and best air defense missiles which can weigh hundreds of kilograms and cost millions of dollars a piece at a 14 kg all an 10 drone that costs only $100,000 operating a yak 52 or a22 costs only a few hundred an hour a few shotgun shells or rounds of ammunition cost next to nothing the publication adds as indicated the Armed Forces of Ukraine are already using a22s which cost $90,000 in combat as attack drones they are equipped for autonomous flight and filled with explosives this allow allows these aircraft to fly hundreds of kilometers deep into the Russian Federation to hit military and Industrial targets the rotax a22 engine generates 100 horsepower while the vev yak 52 engine generates 360 horsepower with its excellent power to weight ratio the latter may be the best in tight turns with a drone Ukraine is desperate to shoot down dozens of Russian surveillance drones that fly over Ukrainian cities and bases every day with near impunity over the course of three spectacular days last week Russian drones flew over Ukrainian airfields identifying targets for isander ballistic missiles during these raids the ukrainians lost at least three precious fighter jets all because they failed to shoot down the drones before the drones detected the planes on the ground Forbes explains while air-to-air combat aircraft may not be the best choice for Airfield security they can free up heavier groundbased air defense to move into vulnerable air bases earlier it was reported that in Odessa the oran 10 was destroyed from a training Yak 52 subsequently defense Express reported that the Ukrainian propeller driven Yak 52 shot down eight Russian Oran 10 and Russian made zala uavs Forbes explained that ukrainians in Yak 52s shoot down enemy drones using a shotgun against enemy uavs Ukraine launched large-scale drone attacks across Russia’s belgrad rostov vrad and vores targeting Russia’s energy infrastructure on the night leading to Tuesday an oil Depot and substations in Russia are on fire and four people have been killed as a result of the attacks according to the head of the Border belgrad region vaslav gladkov as a result of the shelling of several villages in the region four people were killed and 20 others were injured some 160 Apartments 60 houses and 140 cars were damaged there are interruptions in the power lines the enh plant was also attacked in belgrad the Russian defense Ministry claimed Downing 38 drones overnight in the South and Central parts of the country a substation in fovo and an oil Depot in kalash andan are on fire in the vrad region local Telegram channels have published footage of the fire several dozen drones were launched on the rostov region according to the head of the region vasili gev two Transformers caught fire in the Rodan offes veski District the fire has been extinguished local residents reported hearing about 10 explosions during the night previously drones hit a local oil Depot and bakery causing strong fire at the oil Depot fire also broke out at a substation in the rostov region but it has already been extinguished there have been no reports yet about the outcome of the Drone attack on vores region in the vrad region drones attacked an electrical substation and an oil Depot causing fire at the facilities the regional Governor said that two uavs were shot down and that the fire was caused by Falling debris in vrad and astrian due to a drone attack airports were closed for landing and departure the Drone struck a substation in the Rodan noveski District of the rostov region causing fire Ukraine has not yet commented on these attacks yet

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Ukrainian pilots are using old 1970s propeller planes to fight Russian drones in World War I style. As Forbes writes, more and more Ukrainians are preparing to take to the skies and hunt Russian drones. It is noted that a video has gone viral on social media in which the crew of the Ukrainian intelligence service on the Aeroprakt A-22 sports plane destroys a drone with their assault rifle.

This GUR tactic is no different from the one used in southern Ukraine, where a Yak-52 training aircraft is used to shoot down UAVs. The shooter in the back seat also attacks the drones with a rifle.

“The Yak-52 crew’s methods are effective and, perhaps most importantly, inexpensive. Ukrainian forces cannot afford to fire the biggest and best air defense missiles, which can weigh hundreds of kilograms and cost millions of dollars apiece, at a 14-kilogram Orlan-10 drone that costs only $100,000. Operating a Yak-52 or A-22 costs only a few hundred dollars an hour. A few shotgun shells or rounds of ammunition cost next to nothing,” the publication adds.

As indicated, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are already using A-22s, which cost $90,000, in combat as attack drones. They are re-equipped for autonomous flight and filled with explosives. This allows these aircraft to fly hundreds of kilometers deep into the Russian Federation to hit military and industrial targets.

The Rotax A-22 engine generates 100 horsepower, while the Vedeneyev Yak-52 engine generates 360 horsepower. With its excellent power-to-weight ratio, the latter may be the best in tight turns with a drone.

“Ukraine is desperate to shoot down dozens of Russian surveillance drones that fly over Ukrainian cities and bases every day with near impunity. Over the course of three spectacular days last week, Russian drones flew over Ukrainian airfields, identifying targets for Iskander ballistic missiles. During these raids, the Ukrainians lost at least three precious fighter jets – all because they failed to shoot down the drones before the drones detected the planes on the ground,” Forbes explains.

While air-to-air combat aircraft may not be the best choice for airfield security, they can free up heavier ground-based air defense to move into vulnerable airbases.

Earlier it was reported that in Odessa, the Orlan-10 was destroyed from a training Yak-52 . Subsequently, Defense Express reported that the Ukrainian propeller-driven Yak-52 shot down eight Russian Orlan-10 and Russian-made Zala UAVs.

Forbes explained that Ukrainians in Yak-52s shoot down enemy drones , using a shotgun against enemy UAVs.

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