Russian Drones Will Be Able to Cover 100 km: Which Cities Are Under Threat.

FPV Drones Will Be Able to Cover Up to 100 km - Military Expert

According to inkorr.com: The head of the drone service of the 13th Brigade of the National Guard 'Charter', Ihor Raikov, reported that Russian FPV drones, which are shelling Ukraine's territory, will be able to cover a distance of up to 100 km. It is expected that this will happen within a few months. Raikov also emphasized the need to strengthen air defense in Ukrainian cities.

The expert highlighted that Russian drones can reach major cities, launching from the nearest territories, such as Belarus. He noted how important it is now to enhance Ukraine's training and protection against new threats.

Raikov demonstrated a video showing a drone connected to a fiber-optic cable flying over Kramatorsk. In his opinion, such technology will soon become significantly more popular.

“Today this is a fluke, it is not a system. But tomorrow, hypothetically in three months, it will already be the norm,” Raikov noted.

He also added that a distance of 100 km will not stop FPV drones, and he once again called for enhanced air defense, emphasizing the need for real measures to protect against potential threats.

Russian Drones Attack Civilian Objects

Expert Serhiy (Flash) Beskrestnov noted that Russian drones hitting Kramatorsk indicate a change in Russia's tactics, as they have begun to be used for attacks on civilian objects. This creates a serious threat to civilians and requires a re-evaluation of defense strategies.

New technologies used by Russia for FPV drones pose numerous challenges for Ukrainian security forces and government authorities, highlighting the need to strengthen defense and improve air defense.

In the context of the growing threats from drones, especially those attacking civilian objects, it is extremely important for the Ukrainian army and authorities to respond quickly to new technologies and adjust their defense strategies accordingly. The situation demands the state to implement phased measures to ensure citizen safety and preserve infrastructure.