Ukraine approves selfmade Shchedryk aerial automobile for army use

Ukrainian-made Shchedryk unmanned aerial automobile has been permitted for army use, the Protection Ministry introduced on Dec. 25.

The Shchedryk aerial automobile consists of a management station and remotely piloted plane outfitted with silent electrical motors.

It has elevated resistance to digital warfare and may be tasked with monitoring the actions of Russian troops on the battlefield, in accordance with the ministry.

Shchedryk can function each day and night time and carry out duties when there may be robust wind, frost or warmth.

"The capabilities of the aerial automobile and its optical tools enable it to function from an altitude that’s troublesome to succeed in for many enemy air protection methods," Deputy Protection Minister Dmytro Klimenkov mentioned.

Numerous aerial, naval, and floor drones have been developed and sometimes efficiently used for reconnaissance, fight, and different duties all through the full-scale with Russia.

Ukraine has delivered greater than 200,000 domestically-produced drones to front-line items to date in December, Protection Minister Rustem Umerov mentioned.

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