In Lithuania, a plywood drone 'Herber' fell — photo.

On July 10, border guards in Lithuania noticed a homemade drone flying from Belarus. According to the State Border Guard Service, at 11:30, the border guards of the Kenes Post in the Vilnius region spotted an unknown aerial device that resembled a homemade UAV. It fell near the closed checkpoint Shumskie, about a kilometer from the border with Belarus.

According to the Delfi portal, this drone turned out to be an imitation of the strike kamikaze drone 'Shahed'. A representative of the Lithuanian border guard service, Gedrius Misiutis, noted that this aircraft showed no signs of combat purpose and posed no threat. The drone was made of lightweight materials — plywood and foam.

Other Similar Cases

According to the Delfi portal, the fallen drone has been identified as a Russian device model 'Herber' — a cheap and simplified version of the Iranian kamikaze drone Shahed-136. It is also worth mentioning that recently there was an incident in Russia involving the fall of a drone onto a dacha area.

The article discusses the discovery of a homemade drone in Lithuania, which turned out to be an imitation of the strike kamikaze drone 'Shahed'. This drone posed no threat and had no combat purpose, making the event interesting in the context of drone technology used at the border between countries.