According to AVP , the Russian military destroyed seven artillery pieces and two rocket launchers belonging to Kiev forces in the special military operations zone using a Lancet drone.
On May 14th and 17th, videos of the attacks appeared on social media. The attacks destroyed or damaged a US-made M777 155 mm towed artillery piece, a Ukrainian-made Burevia 220 mm multi-purpose rocket launcher, and a Czechoslovakian-made RM-70 rocket launcher.
The moment Russian aircraft accurately struck targets in a special military operations zone.
The Lancet was developed by ZALA Aero, a subsidiary of the giant Kalashnikov concern. The company produced two versions: the Izdeliye-52, with a 30-minute operating time and a 1 kg warhead; and the Izdeliye-51, with a longer operating time of 40 minutes and equipped with a 3 kg warhead.
The Lancet drone flew toward the designated area using an inertial navigation system assisted by GLONASS. Upon reaching the area, the operator used the drone's electro-optical system via a two-way data link to detect, track, and lock onto the target. A laser rangefinder then guided the detonation of the warhead.
Russia's Lancet suicide drone.
Lostarmour.info, a website that tracks and records military losses, reports 69 Lancet suicide drone attacks targeting artillery of Kyiv forces and 12 other attacks targeting missile launchers. The majority of these attacks destroyed or damaged their targets.
Kyiv has received more than 800 artillery systems from the US and other allies since Russia began its special military operation. However, its forces are still struggling to match the firepower and accuracy of Russian weapons.
HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)
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