Remote pilots of the FPV drones from the 414th Separate Brigade of Unmanned Aerial Systems ‘Madyar’s Birds’ showed how they damaged the enemy’s automotive and armored equipment.

The video was released by the commander of the Madyar Brigade.

The first destroyed convoy consisted of an MT-LB tracked tractor, an armored personnel carrier, a GAZ-66 Shishiga truck and a UAZ off-road vehicle.

In addition, two units of previously destroyed vehicles and a visually intact UAZ “Bukhanka” van can be seen in the video.

First, the FPV drones targeted the head of the convoy, destroying an off-road vehicle, followed by the destruction of enemy MT-LBs and APCs. The final target in the convoy was a Shishiga truck loaded with enemy ammunition.

The second convoy, which was mechanized, consisted of a BMP-2 and a tank. A ‘Madyar’s Birds’ reconnaissance drone captured footage of the tank’s mechanic-driver ramming an electric pole and colliding with the IFV’s barrel while it was in motion.

After the first hit to the tank, the combat vehicle continued to move, while the IFV crew stopped, left the armored vehicle and hid in a forested area.

Finally, the tank was destroyed, and the BMP-2 was damaged, but later finished off by a heavy bomber drone.

The third destroyed convoy consisted of two infantry fighting vehicles. The brigadier also showed the destruction of an enemy tank, which was abandoned by the crew after several hits and subsequently finished off by drones.

Additionally, the brigade’s FPV drone operators destroyed one tank, one MT-LB, one BMP-1, several guns/howitzers, hit an MRAP armored vehicle that exploded in a minefield during the retreat, and one improvised buggy.

On December 20, Militarnyi reported that ‘Madyar’s Birds’ started using FPV drones controlled by fiber optics.

This drone is an original development of the brigade’s Clima Team engineering service.