Russia’s Battlegroup East fighters modernizing drones for specific missions — commander
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A technical maintenance unit commander from the Battlegroup East's 29th Army describes how Russian military personnel are modifying and upgrading drones for specific combat missions. He explains that they use feedback from combat crews to either select mass-produced drones or customize existing ones by altering engines, batteries, and frames.
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What happened
Russian military personnel are upgrading drones for specific combat missions, taking into account all future developments, the acting commander of a technical maintenance unit of the Battlegroup East’s 29th Army, call sign Rezets, told TASS.
Why it matters
"We, of course, work with combat crews daily and receive feedback from them.
Common ground
We’re trying to choose something from among mass-produced drones.
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A technical maintenance unit commander from the Battlegroup East's 29th Army describes how Russian military personnel are modifying and upgrading drones for specific combat missions. He explains that they use feedback from combat crews to either select mass-produced drones or customize existing ones by altering engines, batteries, and frames.
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