The Ministry of Defense has officially approved the Ukrainian-made ‘Hromylo’ (Eng. Hulk) unmanned aerial vehicle complex for deployment in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to the Main Directorate for Lifecycle Support of Armaments and Military Equipment.
Designed to strike enemy personnel, combat vehicles, and fortified positions, the Hromylo complex features built-in FPV drones with composite frames and powerful engines, enabling them to carry warheads over long distances.
Able to operate day and night, the system is also highly resistant to electronic warfare tactics such as jamming, spoofing, and signal interception, ensuring reliable performance even in contested environments.
Earlier on January 29, Soldiers of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed a Russian armored convoy attempting to advance in the Kursk region.
Video footage released by the brigade shows Russian forces moving with at least four armored vehicles. The brigade’s drone unit ‘God’s Work,’ conducted aerial reconnaissance and identified the convoy before striking.
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