Military expert spoke about the capabilities of Belarusian unmanned aerial vehicles

February 4, MINSK. In the project "In the subject" on the BelTA YouTube channel, independent military analyst Alexander Alesin spoke about the capabilities of Belarusian unmanned aerial vehicles.

that our models of unmanned aerial vehicles will be put into production at Russian enterprises. Especially anti-tank,” said Alexander Alesin.

Belarus has developed remarkable anti-tank drones. "Flying Tube", "Quadro-400", "Quadro-1600". What's the point? On a quadrocopter, an RPG-26 grenade launcher or two grenade launchers are lifted into the air, which strike at the most weakly protected projection of any tank. If, for example, Abrams' forehead is a little less than a meter - this is the equivalent, there is a spaced reservation. This is equivalent to a meter of steel. Then from above - 7 cm - the compartment where they have ammunition, the aft niche of the tower. If you get there from above, any grenade launcher will break through. You can also in the rear projection, - he noted. - In addition, dropping small Ptab anti-tank bombs is practiced from these quadrocopters. They still lit up in the Great Patriotic War. The cumulative charge in the same way is dropped from above onto the roof of the tank, pierces several tens of centimeters of armor along with the crew, ammunition, and so on. I called it in my article - partisan Belarusian methods. With the help of cheap equipment, enormous damage can be done to armored forces. Americans, by the way, have such a publication "Popular Mechanics". They popularized this achievement of Belarusian developers very much, so to speak, and took it seriously, that these means can deliver a serious defeat.

“And we have such a wonderful thing as the Condor electronic warfare drone. It receives a RADAR signal from the enemy, adds interference there and returns back. As a result of interference, instead of this small drone, the radar gives the impression that an elephant is flying there, a whole bomber "It can be imitated. One "Condor" can imitate an attack by a whole group of combat aircraft. And as a result, the enemy's air defense systems are disoriented and the missile goes into MILK . This is a very interesting development and, it seems to me, is already being used in the Russian Federation," Alexander added Alesin.