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How did they pull that off? Article says the location is 1,900 miles north of Ukraine. I imagine the longest range drones Ukraine has are those aircraft that look like converted Cessnas and I don’t think a Cessna is making it that far. Maybe launched by a recon group working inside Russia? No matter how they did it, amazing outcome and I really hope to hear about more strikes like this.
Similar to drones that struck Moscow. I assume they have people sneaking across borders with equipment and cover stories. Probably super dangerous. Maybe some have been caught that we don’t even know about. I wish them the best. Fuck Russia.
Maybe a combo glider/Cessna? Whatever they used, it's amazing news. Now hit the rail lines in the Far East, bringing stuff in and out of China and NK.
They used a two-seater prop plane turned into a drone before, so it wouldn't exactly shock me if they did something similar again.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2024/04/03/ukraines-new-factory-smashing-drone-is-a-90000-sport-plane-with-a-robot-at-the-controls/
That would be a bold stroke. I'm not sure how they'd cope with that
Look up the published ranges of the shahed drones from Iran (2,500km or around 1,600 miles). Even if the Irainians are lying about it's effective range it's still possible for Ukraine to have copied and improved on the design.
Of course the drones are not that large and there's a few fishing boats in the artic.