Ukraine's Unjammable Fibre Optic Drones Devastate Russian Forces

0:00On April 10th, Ukraine's rolling out these fiber-optic kamikaze drones on the car key front line and their shredding Russian forces because they straight up can't be jammed. Unlike regular drones that rely on radio signals, these bad boys use a super thin fiber-optic cable hooked right to the operator, making enemy. Electronic warfare useless. Operators from the elite charter brigade, hunkered down in deep underground dugouts, launching strikes up to 40 kilometers out before dipping back into hiding. These drones hit like deadly kites, even lying in weight on the ground for targets to roll by. Reporter Richard Pendaberry got embedded with pilots, Puma, Kush, and Umbrella, spending days underground to see the action firsthand. Their commander shared how these weapons wiped out a Russian assault last May 15th, 6 armored vehicles, two cars, and a cannon all gone in the blink of an eye during stall talks. Puma showed Pendaberry how quick they assemble, just 30 minutes total, with only 10 extra for the cable, letting the team stockpile ready to go.

1:06Units to replace losses fast. As the front line heats up, these wonder weapons from last autumn keep giving Ukraine that edge, turning the tide one unjamable strike at a time.