How to deal with the new “Lancets”/Collage 24 Channel < strong _ngcontent-sc90>The occupiers boast that they are using a Lancet UAV with a thermal imager. But creating a product that can work at night is no miracle. It can be countered. About this Channel 24< /strong> said military observer from Israel David Sharp, noting that electronic warfare systems, in particular, can help here. He added that it is important to cooperate with the West on this matter. It is believed that the Russians added a video camera with infrared illumination to such a drone. Such UAVs, even in their initial modification, are a serious enemy tool that can cause losses. And if this drone also has a thermal imager, it is significantly more expensive than the regular version. If we talk about “Lancets” with thermal imagers, then we are talking about production in units. If the Russians can create a working model, then they can produce at least dozens of such attack UAVs. If they put serious emphasis on this, maybe more. Other principles and ways to counter these munitions, like many FPV drones and other aircraft, are a priority. “You can’t be late here,” the military observer emphasized. Both technicians and commanders should think about this. Meanwhile, the political leadership should try to create the most convenient conditionsto create countermeasures in Ukraine. In addition, the allies need to focus as much as possible on supplies in these areas. The Ukrainian military must skillfully hide and camouflage from enemy night UAVs. Also, “Lancets” can be shot down by various types of anti-aircraft weapons. However, expensive anti-aircraft missiles are not enough to intercept all the mass-produced cheap drones. This speaks not only about Ukraine, but, for example, about the USA and Israel. , but by effective means. Otherwise, the enemy, no matter who, will achieve serious success using such devices,” noted David Sharp.How to deal with the Lancets
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