Russia assembled Bayraktar TB2 from wreckage and passed it off as a drone captured in Ukraine
During the Army-2022 exhibition, the Russians decided to boast about allegedly captured equipment in Ukraine. In particular, the Bayraktar TB2 drone.
What we know
The drone was assembled from the wreckage of other drones of the Turkish company. Immediately eye-catching is the crookedly applied number "403". Under the left wing you can see the mock-ups of MAM-L and MAM-C bombs, secured with cable ties.
By the way, some sources report that this Bayraktar TB2 was assembled from Turkish drones that were shot down in Syria. But we do not exclude that fragments of Ukrainian drones were used to create this mock-up.
The Russians also demonstrated a captured 155mm M777 howitzer. The occupants point out that they repaired the artillery piece. True, the fact that the gun stands on a strut hints that the howitzer is not combat-ready.
For those who want to know more:
- A spectacular video of the $3,600,000 launch of 24 missiles from four HIMARS multiple rocket launchers has been published
- Russian soldiers were so active in hiding from HIMARS that they accidentally blew up their own train of ammunition and equipment
- Ukrainian intelligence service will receive 78 DJI Matrice 300 RTK drones for ₴56,160,000 - 30 drones already in Ukraine
