Eurasian Times: Russian Military Uses "Mother" of Drones to Deliver Strike UAVs

Drone carrier also functions as a signal repeater

Russian Armed Forces personnel have begun to use drones more frequently to transport FPV drones to the drop-off point. With the help of the so-called "mother" of drones, it is possible to increase the range of strike UAVs many times over. This is written by Eurasian Times.

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Military analyst Vijayner Thakur stated that the range of FPV drones averages 10 km. But if you use a drone repeater, it doubles.

According to the Eurasian Times, the Russian Armed Forces first used the "mother" of drones in September 2024. The enemy spotted Russian FPV drones at a distance of 40 km from the front line.

In addition to delivering strike UAVs, the drone carrier conducted reconnaissance and also performed the functions of a signal repeater. This tactic proved to be very effective.

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In October 2024, Svyaz SpetsZashchita presented the Admiral UAV for transporting Boyets-7 reconnaissance drones. The drone carrier can stay in the air for up to 4 hours, and also fly distances of up to 400 km. It reaches speeds of up to 120 km/h.

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