Published 10.10.2024
“A thousand anti-aircraft drones, two hundred downed russian wings, and thousands of saved lives.
Over the past three months, the Wild Hornets have produced and delivered one thousand modified anti-aircraft FPV interceptor drones to the frontlines.
According to confirmed reports, these drones have shot down 200 russian reconnaissance wings.
However, since not all footage of successful strikes is made public, the actual number of hits is higher. Moreover, not all interceptor drones have been used—several hundred are still awaiting deployment.
Thanks to the destruction of hundreds of enemy reconnaissance UAVs, thousands of Ukrainian military and civilian lives have been saved, as the lack of “eyes” has prevented the russian army from delivering precise strikes on military and strategic targets.
We are not stopping—another thousand anti-aircraft drones are in production. Over the past three months, these drones have undergone significant upgrades: we have improved communication transmission, increased speed and air time, and are ramping up the production of night-time anti-aircraft drones.
These drones will be used by mobile groups to protect strategic facilities.
Additionally, we are moving toward the serial production of Shahed fighter interceptors—the first batch of high-speed interceptors is being prepared!
We want to emphasize that all this work was done without a penny of government funding. However, we couldn’t have achieved this without the trust and financial support of our friends: volunteers, foundations, entrepreneurs, and thousands of concerned Ukrainians and military personnel.
Death to the enemy! More to come.” – Wild Hornets company.
Source: GermanDronePilot
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Published 10.10.2024
“A thousand anti-aircraft drones, two hundred downed russian wings, and thousands of saved lives.
Over the past three months, the Wild Hornets have produced and delivered one thousand modified anti-aircraft FPV interceptor drones to the frontlines.
According to confirmed reports, these drones have shot down 200 russian reconnaissance wings.
However, since not all footage of successful strikes is made public, the actual number of hits is higher. Moreover, not all interceptor drones have been used—several hundred are still awaiting deployment.
Thanks to the destruction of hundreds of enemy reconnaissance UAVs, thousands of Ukrainian military and civilian lives have been saved, as the lack of “eyes” has prevented the russian army from delivering precise strikes on military and strategic targets.
We are not stopping—another thousand anti-aircraft drones are in production. Over the past three months, these drones have undergone significant upgrades: we have improved communication transmission, increased speed and air time, and are ramping up the production of night-time anti-aircraft drones.
These drones will be used by mobile groups to protect strategic facilities.
Additionally, we are moving toward the serial production of Shahed fighter interceptors—the first batch of high-speed interceptors is being prepared!
We want to emphasize that all this work was done without a penny of government funding. However, we couldn’t have achieved this without the trust and financial support of our friends: volunteers, foundations, entrepreneurs, and thousands of concerned Ukrainians and military personnel.
Death to the enemy! More to come.” – Wild Hornets company.
You can donate to support these drones by choosing any convenient method at the following link:
https://linktr.ee/wildhornets
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Special shout out to Wild Hornets. Please go donate.
I also wonder if the reason we were/are seeing so many of these videos is because the dumbass russians were using Discord to stream the videos. 🤔 🤣
Only in this war will you have Ukrainians screen snipe the russians. And russians get pissed because now they have no other options. Lmfao.
Would it be possible/cheaper to just let the AA drone carry a little net that entangles the propeller?
I assume that’s a Ukrainian rock version of “Beat It”?
It actually kinda kicks.
I think this is the new frontier of the war. Who first gets this solved with mass produced cheap options that can keep the air clean…. will have a field day. I surely hope it’s gonna be Ukraine.
Never thought I’d enjoy “Beat it” in another language but here we are
Excuse me Why are drones always shot down in approximately the same geographical point? artificial lake at the bottom left? Are the drones self-adjusted or always flown to the same point? Thank you