According to pictures released by the Russian Ministry of Defense, the Ukrainian forces continue to use old Soviet-made Tu-143 Reys unmanned reconnaissance aircraft converted to kamikaze drones to strike targets on Russian territory. Russian forces collected several pieces of Tu-143 UAV debris that fell into the Bryansk region in western European Russia. Read News Russia - Ukraine War at this link ...
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Debris of the Soviet Tu-143 Reys UAV shot down over the Bryansk region converted into a kamikaze variant by Ukrainian forces. (Picture source Social Network)
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Debris of the Soviet Tu-143 Reys UAV shot down over the Bryansk region converted into a kamikaze variant by Ukrainian forces. (Picture source Social Network)
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