RussiaRussia Adapts Rocket Systems for Drone Interception, Offers Bounties
Russia is reportedly modifying existing rocket systems for helicopter-based drone interception and providing financial incentives for downing enemy drones.
Background
Russia's ongoing conflict with Ukraine, which began in 2014 and escalated in 2022, involves extensive use of drone technology by both sides. This has led to a focus on developing countermeasures and defensive strategies against drone attacks. The conflict continues to shape military priorities and resource allocation.
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Russia Enhances Drone Interception Capabilities
First report 3h agoLast update 2h agoRussia is modifying Ka-52M attack helicopters with new systems to destroy small aerial targets, including drones.
A Russian special forces unit is offering monetary rewards for downing enemy drones and balloons.
Russia's Counter-Drone Capabilities Enhanced
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoRussia has developed and is deploying a new system using modified rockets to intercept drones with its attack helicopters.
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