Defense forces strike at UAV warehouse near Rostov: 6000 FPV drones destroyed
Thousands of FPV drones were destroyed as a result of a Ukrainian strike on a UAV depot in the Rostov region of Russia. About reported General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The military said that three containers with FPV drones and parts were confirmed destroyed in previous strikes, including a UAV warehouse near Rostov-on-Don.
According to preliminary data, about 6,000 FPV drones were destroyed. Several other containers with drones were also damaged.
The General Staff did not specify when exactly the Defense Forces struck.
An FPV drone is a drone with a First Person View system. This means that the pilot controls it by watching the video from the drone's camera in real time, usually through special glasses or a screen. It creates the effect of being "sitting" inside the drone and seeing everything through its eyes.
- The defense forces have repeatedly hit objects in the Rostov region. For example, a January 13 strike on Atlant Aero in Taganrog damaged a drone assembly shop, two production shops, and an administrative building.
- The Navy has shown satellite images of the plant in Taganrog after Ukrainian missile attacks.
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