Drone-kamikaze "Lancet" incinerated the American howitzer M-777 in the special operation zone.

According to the report, the combat crew of the Lancet loitering ammunition discovered and destroyed the American M-777 howitzer in the special operation zone. To destroy the howitzer, the Lancet loitering ammunition was launched, which was controlled by paratroopers. They guided and escorted him to the target in manual mode, and this eliminated even the slightest deviation from the course.

The UAV operator, who took part in the operation and has the call sign "Eye", said that the artillery is powerful, but there is a significant difference between the Lancet loitering ammunition and conventional artillery regarding the correct hit. He emphasized that they work very error-free and achieve high accuracy in performing the task.

Thus, the use of the Lancet loitering ammunition and manual guidance made it possible to destroy the target without the slightest deviation from the course and with high accuracy. Operators such as the "Eye" play an important role in ensuring accurate weapon control and success in special operations.

The Lancet UAV is a loitering munition that can be used to destroy ground targets. It is an air-to-ground UAV that uses an integrated camera and gyroscopic sensors to aim at a target.

The Lancet can perform mid-air maneuvers, change altitude and speed, making it more maneuverable than traditional missiles. Due to this flexibility, it can dodge air defenses and other threats while flying towards the target.

This loitering ammunition can be used to attack various targets, including tanks, armored personnel carriers and other ground targets. In addition to being launched from the ground, it can also be launched from a helicopter or aircraft.