LUGANSK, November 9. /TASS/. The Ukrainian armed forces have begun using kamikaze drones as a tool for audio reconnaissance, said a company commander from the Russian Battlegroup South’s 89th Tank Regiment, 6th Motorized Rifle Division, 3rd Army Corps, who goes by the call sign Zmei.
According to him, Ukrainian troops intentionally leave a working unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) on the ground with its microphone switched on to listen in on what's going on around.
"They intentionally drop kamikaze drones, making it look as though they failed to detonate. They lie there on a path, and the enemy can hear footsteps - we’ve checked this. I would stomp around on purpose, though I stay at a distance from them. Then I duck into a foxhole, after which a Baba-Yaga [heavy-lift hexacopter] approaches, accompanied by two or three kamikaze drones, which then strike the area where the drone with the microphone was left," Zmei said.
Zmei earlier said that Ukrainian troops had begun using kamikaze drones to drop munitions.