Why are Russiaโs jet-powered drones so difficult to shoot down?
Speed is only part of the challenge. According to aviation expert Anatolii Khrapchynskyi, relay stations deployed by Belarus along the border provide Russian strike drones with high-quality communications deep into Ukrainian territory, helping them accurately reach their targets.
โThe operating range of such a relay allows it to cover a 140-kilometer perimeter. So, if, say, a communications antenna is located on Belarusian territory near the Chornobyl exclusion zone, there is a direct line of radio sight over the Kyiv Reservoir that allows it to cover 140 kilometers - meaning the entire territory of Kyiv falls within its range. Thatโs why itโs clear why they feel so comfortable in Ukrainian airspace,โ an aviation expert explains.
Source: Radio Liberty
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