From time to time, unknown flying objects appear over Russia, so on February 28 the sky over St. Petersburg was closed due to another UFO. This is because a country with such a large area is simply impossible to protect by air defense.
Colonel of the reserve of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, military expert, pilot-instructor Roman Svitan told Channel 24 about this. He noticed that it was easy to fly into Russia imperceptibly from one side and fly out from the other.
It is known that the drone crashed in Russia due to its own technical malfunction, and not due to damage to Russian air defense.
Russian air defense is powerless
Dawn suggested that the downed UAV flew to its target and was already returning, because it did not have a warhead. He probably dropped it on a certain military facility, they decided to keep silent about this in Russia.
There is no air defense in Russia, the Russians will not be able to close Russia with air defense at all in this life because of the too large area. This is a solid large torn sieve in terms of air defense, – added a military expert.
The military said that the Russians are trying to close some objects with anti-aircraft missile systems: airfields, military facilities, the Ministry of Defense. However, the enemy does not have enough air defense systems even on the line of collision; hundreds of such systems are needed for a thousand kilometers of front.
The moment of the fall of the UAV in Russia: watch the video of the UFO over Russia increases
- In the Russian city of Tuapse, in the Krasnodar Territory, a large-scale fire broke out at night. The territory of the oil refinery was on fire. the occupiers announced “claps”, they said that the oil depot was allegedly attacked by 2 drones.
- On February 28, the Pulkovo airport was closed and all aircraft began to turn around. It was alleged that an allegedly unknown literary object was seen 160-200 kilometers from St. Petersburg.
- Another case occurred in the Russian republic of Adygea. They announced the fall of an unknown aircraft, which the Russian Defense Ministry later called a Ukrainian drone.
