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WorldAsiaUJ-22 Airborn kamikaze drone with 17 kg of explosives fell in the suburbs

UJ-22 Airborn kamikaze drone with 17 kg of explosives fell in the suburbs

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In the district of the city of Bogorodsk, a Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborn drone with 17 kg of explosives crashed. Information about this was reported by a resident of the SNT “Zarya”.

According to the Shot telegram channel, a resident of Zarya SNT in the Bogoroditsky district of Moscow region reported about the crashed drone. She found a suicide bomber drone packed with explosives in a forest belt 300 meters from her house.

The Ukrainian UJ – 22 Airborn turned out to be the downed aircraft, it crashed due to being out of fuel. Inside the device were 30 briquettes weighing 570 grams each with an American-made C-4 plastic explosive.

Earlier, Glavny Regionalny reported that military personnel of the Russian Armed Forces learned how to shoot down Ukrainian drones without the help of weapons and explosives. To attack enemy drones, they use FPV strike drones.

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