Footage of the Bulava drone paired with the Stork from Deviro, where the Stork plays the role of a scout / repeater, and the Bulava hits Russian equipment.

Alexander Karpenyuk shared the details of his experience in testing this product. Their crew received 5 Bulava drones for testing in combat conditions. The task was to work out the most non-contrasting targets to test the capture system.
The first drone did not work very well, but the next 4 were all successful, it happened in the area of the city of Selidovo, where there was a large number of electronic warfare. Karpenyuk says that this is a kamikaze drone that he is dealing with (and it costs several times cheaper than Western analogues such as the Switchblade 600).
But according to him, it has already been a month since the tests of this drone were carried out by departments, but the state has not started purchasing this drone, although hundreds of ready-made "Maces" have been in the company's warehouses for a long time.