Ukrainian drones strike Russian troops nonstop even under cover of night — video
Photo: Even thermal cloaks don't help Russians (Getty Images)
Ukrainian soldiers use drones to hunt Russians nonstop, day and night. This allows them to strike enemy targets even at night, reports the Spartan Brigade of the Ukrainian National Guard.
"Spartan's drones conduct night hunts in the Pokrovsk direction. Our ‘birds’ are in the sky nonstop. They operate in a 'carousel' mode: one drone returns while another immediately takes its place," the message said.
The military stressed that night hunts are a difficult task, but 'not for our drone operators.'
They locate and destroy enemy targets, with thermal cloaks offering the Russians no protection.
The soldiers also shared a video showing how they carry out strikes on the Russian forces.
Ukrainian forces destroy Russians near Pokrovsk
As a reminder, the Russians are trying to break into Pokrovsk city in the Donetsk region. They use sabotage and assault groups for this.
However, Ukrainian troops repel these attempts, destroying Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups down to the last fighter.
The press service of the 7th Air Assault Corps released a video confirming this.
