New Ukrainian drone group “ЩИЩЪ”, of unspecified parent unit, posted its first ever combat footage today, demonstrating skillful FPV drone strikes against Russian infantry, armored and light vehicles, and bunker/trench positions. Possibly National Guard(?) [520mb vers.] Published July 10, 2024



by Voldesad

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  1. Note: I believe the name of this group is supposed to be an abstract name without specific meaning, based on a comment on a different forum where this video was posted.

    Here is the upload description from the group, via DeepL autotranslate:

    >Some of the work from the first combat mission of the FPV gang of our large unit.

    >The guys are learning, constantly training, and improving themselves every day. There is still a lot of work to be done.

    >We will be grateful for your support ♠️

    No clarification on the group name or which unit they may be attached to, but they seem to be quite a large group with a good following, so I expect there will be more from them.

  2. I’ve listening to an old Shocking Blue mixtape this summer, but still a bit surprised to find them in war footage.

  3. Star of the show has to be the one that bounced off the top of the trench without exploding, landing right under the cover over the entrance then big kaboom.

  4. FPV drones are changing warfare and it’s being broadcast to social media. Wild.

    I couldn’t imagine having to deal with this shit in Afghanistan, would have changed the dynamics wildly. Thinking about bases like BAF and KAF dealing with these things on a daily basis, woof.

  6. They are not a new team or a drone team, existing since 2019 and doing general infantry stuff. Probably a part of a 93th brigade. The name is not explained anywhere, and at this point it’s pretty much a meme with everyone giving his own explanation that does not make any sense.

  7. Never did I think I would grow up seeing a unit with a name meaning something similar to the “Sheesh” meme blowing up russians with explosive drones on my way home. But here we are.

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