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An example of the protective net's operation - stopping a UAV Product-51 "Lancet" on a section of the M-03 Izium - Sloviansk highway.
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2026
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I assume these have an explosive payload. If it’s remote controlled, why not also have a remote detonator?
Might detonate on impact.
I figure that’s the default. But that’s what I would expect for guided munitions not a drone. A drone implies some sort of remote control capability. And if you’ve already built that in, why not go one step further and just add a trigger.
Say you have 10,000 drones and it costs ~$100 for that trigger. These numbers are made up but I think the additional costs would add up quickly. All just speculation of course.
More proof that Russia is either bankrupt, inept or both.
Yep and war is costly.