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Russians launch "Frankenstein Eagles" assembled from several drones due to lack of components

By: Maksim Panasovskiy | 30.05.2022, 19:35

The Russian military is struggling to address the shortage of reconnaissance and strike drones.

Recently, Ukrainian soldiers in the Kherson region landed another Orlan-10 drone. After dismantling the drone OSINT- scouts InformNapalm came to the conclusion that the Russian army is experiencing a shortage of components for the Orlans.

Judging by the numbers, parts from two drones were used to assemble the downed drone. The tail numbers are 12302 and 12590. At the same time, experts are not sure that the problem is massive. It is possible that the downed "Orlan-Frankenstein" is just a single example.

Source: InformNapalm

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