The Russian army is changing its tactics for using Shahed-type drones—shifting to isolated but sophisticated strikes in manual control mode.
Presidential adviser Serhii “Flash” Beskrestnov reported this on Facebook and posted a video, according to Ukrinform.
“Russian ‘Shaheds’ are increasingly shifting away from mass attacks toward isolated but sophisticated strikes in manual control mode,” the post reads.
“Flash” commented on the video he posted.
“In the video, the ‘Shahed’ descended to an altitude of 22 meters to attack its target. The plan was to evade detection by our radars and interceptors. But our guys handled it,” the presidential adviser
