Квадрокоптеры будут использоваться для разведки

Как сообщили во вторник в пресс-службе округа, разведывательные квадрокоптеры впервые приступили к боевым действиям в частях Южного военного округа России на Северном Кавказе и в Закавказье.

"Более 10 квадрокоптеров приняли на себя боевую службу", - сказали в пресс-службе.

В пресс-службе добавили, что новые беспилотные летательные аппараты (БПЛА) будут использоваться в составе авиационных и разведывательных подразделений. Они также будут использоваться для мониторинга ситуации в этом районе.

В пресс-службе сообщили, что новые беспилотники имеют @улучшенные характеристики по времени, дальности и скорости полета, малошумному производству, и они используют систему ГЛОНАСС для навигации@.

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам ТАСС (Москва)

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