Aerial surveillance services of the “Tsentr” Force Group are undergoing an intensive shooting course aimed at neutralizing enemy drones, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
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The training is conducted at a specially equipped range with shooting stations that allow for fire at various distances.
Drone-simulating targets are used to replicate real combat scenarios, and a fire readiness system is in place to ensure soldiers effectively develop the skills needed to detect and eliminate unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the goal is to enhance the ground forces’ responsiveness in the face of the growing threat posed by drones on modern battlefields.
Drones in the War in Ukraine
The massive use of drones has transformed the landscape of the war in Ukraine, accounting for an increasing number of casualties on both sides of the conflict. These unmanned aerial vehicles, used for reconnaissance, precision strikes, and sabotage, have proven extremely effective in hitting targets at low cost and operational risk.
From small commercial drones adapted with explosives to sophisticated long-range military models, the war has become a constant aerial battlefield where the threat comes from the sky—often invisible until the moment of impact.
Source and images: Russian Ministry of Defense, Telegram @mod_russia_en. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
