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Drones go big: MiG-29, Ozon warehouses and the shadow fleet take a hit

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It turns out Robert Brovdi and his drone operators had a very productive night.

The Unmanned Systems Forces really decided to clear their to-do list in one go. While most people were sleeping, they managed to put a MiG-29 out of commission and toasted some Ozon warehouses for good measure.

It wasn't just hardware; they also hit a bunch of radar complexes and wiped out a SOBR special forces base. But the real kicker? Two of those elusive shadow fleet ships are now essentially scrap metal in the Black Sea. When you start hitting the enemy's logistics, radar, and secret stashes all in one night, it’s not just a lucky streak anymore.

A very expensive night for someone who probably thought they were safe behind a radar screen.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Freedom-Loving Odesite
    Finally some good news, those shadow ships deserved it.
    +4 solidFinally, someone who appreciates the aesthetic of burning logistics infrastructure
  2. Independent Sparrow
    How many times are we going to hear about the same warehouses? Wake me up when the big stuff actually sinks.
    +4 solidA refreshing dose of cynicism for those who prefer their destruction served with a side of strategic competence