HomeUkraineThe commander of the Air Force of Ukraine Petro Oleschuk has just published this video of the “Shaheed” intercepted this early morning. He also asked everyone to remember that even after successfully intercepting enemy missiles and attack drones can still pose a serious threat
The commander of the Air Force of Ukraine Petro Oleschuk has just published this video of the “Shaheed” intercepted this early morning. He also asked everyone to remember that even after successfully intercepting enemy missiles and attack drones can still pose a serious threat
July 31, 2024
The commander of the Air Force of Ukraine Petro Oleschuk has just published this video of the “Shaheed” intercepted this early morning. He also asked everyone to remember that even after successfully intercepting enemy missiles and attack drones can still pose a serious threat
Glad they shot all these drones / missiles down, but could the camera not have recorded the ground impact? ;(
From telegram serhii_flash: > There is a high probability that last night Ukraine was not attacked by Shaheds, but by new, cheaper Gerberas. That’s why so many were flying, and the result was 100% destruction.
> The ‘Shahed’ UAV doesn’t burn like that and doesn’t fall so slowly, and it also has a different shape. A light Gerbera made of plywood and foam, I believe, burns and falls exactly like that.
>The goal is to exhaust our air defense systems. We’re waiting for the military to find and examine the debris.
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Glad they shot all these drones / missiles down, but could the camera not have recorded the ground impact? ;(
From telegram serhii_flash:
> There is a high probability that last night Ukraine was not attacked by Shaheds, but by new, cheaper Gerberas. That’s why so many were flying, and the result was 100% destruction.
> The ‘Shahed’ UAV doesn’t burn like that and doesn’t fall so slowly, and it also has a different shape. A light Gerbera made of plywood and foam, I believe, burns and falls exactly like that.
>The goal is to exhaust our air defense systems. We’re waiting for the military to find and examine the debris.