President Vladimir Putin, Chinese President Xi Jinping and more than twenty-other foreign leaders watched the various drones of Russian production, mounted by trucks, transporting over spacious square, along with other military equipment.
Putin praised the courage of Russian soldiers engaged in Ukraine, saying that “the whole country, society and people support special military operation” in Ukraine.
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“We are proud of their courage and determination, the strength of the mind that has always brought us victory,” he added that Russia “was and there will be an indestructible barrier against Nazism, Rusophobia and anti-Semitism.”
State television commentator, describing live parade, said drones were widely and effectively used in Russian surgery in Ukraine. Drones Lancet, Geran-2, Orla-10 and Orla-30 are presented in the parade in the occasion 80. The anniversary of the victory of the Soviet Union and the Allies over Nazi German.
An unpilot spacecraft Orla is widely used to reconze and select targets. The Lancet is used for impact and scout missions and allegedly attacked and destroyed numerous parts of Ukrainian military equipment, including tanks and one military aircraft.
Geran-2 is the Russian drone of the Kamikaz designed in Iran. They are used to target Ukrainian energy infrastructure, and Kiev has accused Moscow to use them and for attack on residential buildings. Russia denies deliberately targeting civilians, claiming to target only military or military-related facilities. Ukraine has also developed their own advanced drones and very effectively use against Russian troops on the battlefield and goals within Russia, such as oil and refinery warehouse.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
