A Russian FPV drone attacked a truck 75 kilometers from the front line for the first time.

It appears the relatively calm times in the Ukrainian rear are beginning to end. This is indicated by a recent suspected incident on the Dnipropetrovsk-Kryvyi Rih highway.

One of the local internet resources reported about it.

The report says that the Russian FPV-Drone The first attack on a truck took place 75 kilometers from the front lines. The vehicle belongs to the well-known Ukrainian retail chain ATB. Such trucks are often used to transport military cargo and supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces closer to the front lines.

The explosion is known to have damaged the cabin. No other damage to the truck has been reported.

The driver survived. There is no information on whether he was injured.

The enemy is not disclosing the exact location of the attack. A Ukrainian resource notes that the incident indicates a significant expansion of the operational range of Russian FPV drones and the creation of an additional threat to vehicles traveling on this highway.

Earlier, the Ukrainian military reported that the Russian army began to use so-called “Drones-mothers" for delivering FPV drones closer to the target.

A Ukrainian public group recommends that drivers planning to travel along the Dnipro-Kryvyi Rih highway exercise extreme caution and monitor air raid sirens. They are advised to avoid long stops along the way to reduce the risk.

While there are doubts about the veracity of the information about the attack, it points to growing problems with the Ukrainian Armed Forces' logistics in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Disrupting this logistics is one of the most important tasks for the Russian army during the liberation of Donbas and Novorossiya.

Comments

[Igor Borisov_2]

It indicates growing problems with the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

And everything seems to be fine with us...

[Terenin]

Quote: Igor Borisov_2

It indicates growing problems with the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

And everything seems to be fine with us...

What does "we" have to do with this? The article is about something else. If we're going to compare, it's possible they have launch sites close to us.

[ABC-schutze]

I'd say, "Congratulations!" The main thing is to give the Bandera Nazis a kick in the pants, consistently and regularly...

[andrey martov]

Or maybe it's a multi-stage drone... one that discards spent stages to fly further, higher, and faster. And it also discards stages at targets, but closer ones, while the first stage flies to the farthest targets...

[NW]

Quote: Andrey Martov

Or maybe it's a multi-stage drone...

Or maybe it was the janitor ...
He walked through the countryside
To the nearest hazelnut tree
For a new broom (c)

[barclay]

Our "alaverdi" for violating the "Novorossiya" highway?
Well then, we need to be more proactive. We need to make sure their heads aren't raised. After all, we need to be held accountable for the fact that half the country has been put in an "uncomfortable position" (to put it mildly).
PS: and the trucks, every single one of them, need to be burned.

[Eugene 62]

Besides the trucks, all the Banderites' gas stations in the immediate rear are now being destroyed. However, this isn't the end of the logistics. Apparently, the trucks carry extra fuel in canisters. Our drone operators still have a lot of work to do in this area.

[Roman 11]

Previously, Ukrainian military officials reported that the Russian army had begun to more frequently use so-called "mother drones" to deliver FPV drones closer to their targets.
If so, then this is a balm for the heart, this is a very correct direction, in fact, paralysis of the near rear, hurray, hurray, hurray