The enemy installed the Msta-B howitzer in a shelter and camouflaged it. However, this did not help him: the aerial reconnaissance of the 424th Svarog Battalion of the Unmanned Systems Forces, having received a “serif” from counter-battery specialists, quickly discovered the position, and the pilots of the strike UAVs destroyed the vehicle with two precise strikes.
Points of attention
- Unmanned Systems Forces efficiently located and destroyed the camouflaged Msta-B howitzer and antenna complex of the Russian army through precise strikes.
- The destruction of the enemy's artillery system and antenna complex hinders their ability to provide radio relay communication and transmit Wi-Fi signals.
- The effective cooperation between aerial reconnaissance and skilled strike UAV pilots gives the Svarog warriors a strategic advantage in confronting and disabling enemy targets.
USF fighters tracked down and destroyed the enemy's artillery system and antenna complex
The fighters worked no less effectively on the antenna complex, which provided the occupiers with radio relay communication and Wi-Fi signal transmission.
Destroying such targets is a strike against the enemy's stable communications at medium and long distances.
The operators also tracked down the truck towing the cannon. As a result of the precise hit, the Russian equipment was disabled.
High-quality aerial reconnaissance combined with the skill of strike UAV pilots is what gives the Svarog warriors an advantage over the enemy!
