Russian forces have begun using Molniya one-way attack UAVs to deliver supplies to their positions due to logistics problems.
A downed Russian Molniya drone
Russian forces have begun using Molniya one-way attack UAVs to deliver supplies to their positions due to logistics problems.
Source: 66th Separate Mechanised Brigade on Facebook
Details: The use of Molniya drones for logistics has been recorded on the Lyman front in northern Donetsk Oblast. Due to Ukrainian strikes, Russian troops are delivering supplies on foot and using attack drones.
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