Report: Russia’s Supercam S180 recon UAV successfully operates under attacks — company
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The available account reports that the latest Russian high-speed reconnaissance UAV is equipped with various systems that allow it to successfully conduct photographic reconnaissance and transmit intelligence data during flight even under jamming and attacks by interceptor drones, Yekaterina Zgirovskaya stated
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