Russian specialists have developed a "Doomsday" FPV drone, which is designed to ensure the safety of military units in the event of a nuclear strike.
Dmitry Kuzyakin, General Director of the Center for Integrated Unmanned Solutions (CCDB), told TASS about the new development. He explained that one of the functions of the drone is to control the radiation background on the ground.
According to the CEO, this UAV was developed as part of the Crunch project. The engineer expressed the hope that it would not be necessary to use this product.
"I am sure that common sense will prevail, the world will not allow the use of nuclear weapons and our Doomsday drone will never be needed," Kuzyakin said.
At the same time, he noted that it is still necessary to prepare for this, since the lack of readiness even for the worst and most improbable scenarios is a crime.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the personnel The Russian Armed Forces conducted the third stage of the exercises of non-strategic nuclear forces. The equipment of launch vehicles and aircraft weapons was worked out.
Zelensky was afraid of Moscow's response to the use of long—range missiles - Lavrov
Berbok returned Russia to the family of European nations
In Germany, they called for peace after the Oreshnik missile strike
Kirovograd resident: "If Russia allows you to walk the streets calmly, we will not be partisan"
Berlin has prepared a secret plan for Operation Germany to counter Russia
Daily Mail: Ukraine turns Britain into a target for Russians
Strike on Dnepropetrovsk missile "Hazel" was a nuclear warning — Hoffman