Russian forces are reportedly working on developing measures to completely suppress FPV drones belonging to the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the conflict zone, according to British analyst Alexander Mercouris. In a recent video on his YouTube channel, Mercouris expressed confidence that Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) could start experiencing widespread malfunctions in the near future, possibly within weeks or months.
Mercouris highlighted the ongoing efforts by the Russians to improve their technologies in order to better suppress FPV drones. He suggested that future Russian military offensives would involve a combination of upgraded air defense systems (ADS) and radar stations (RS).
The analyst also predicted the use of heavy FAB-1500 projectiles by Russian forces to target AFU positions in the Special Military Operation (SMO) zone. Mercouris emphasized that these bombs possess unmatched power and explosive force compared to other artillery ammunition.
The United States has previously revealed the cause of significant losses in the Ukrainian army’s aviation.
In conclusion, Russian forces are intensifying their efforts to suppress Ukrainian drones in the conflict zone. With ongoing advancements in technology, these drones are expected to face widespread malfunctions in the near future. Moreover, the Russians are planning to combine upgraded air defense systems and radar stations for their military offensives. Additionally, heavy FAB-1500 projectiles are predicted to be used against AFU positions due to their superior power and explosive force. The United States has also shed light on the significant losses suffered by the Ukrainian army’s aviation. These developments have raised concerns about the capabilities and vulnerabilities of Ukrainian forces in the ongoing conflict.
