Domestic drone analyzers save lives and equipment for fighters from Crimea in the Northern Military District zone

CrimeaPRESS reports:

Protection against drones is the number 1 request at the front. The Crimean tax service handed over the latest generation drone analyzer for the guys at the front.

Electronic warfare equipment and frequency analyzers are regularly sent from Crimea to the NWO zone — all domestically developed, taking into account the real situation in the NWO zone. The soldiers share that this is an irreplaceable aid that saves the lives of children and equipment.

The Popular Front, together with the Federal Tax Service, handed over the latest generation frequency analyzer to our guys in the Northern Military District zone.

Funds for it were raised by the management team of the Federal Tax Service in Crimea as part of the “People’s Front” fundraiser. Everything for victory!”

For us, a drone analyzer is probably one of the most important technical devices, which allows us to timely determine the possibility of an attack by enemy drones and prepare for this attack. And support is very important, this includes psychological, emotional support from civilians, from our teams, and the technical component, of course, is very important, but people’s support comes first,” said a Crimean fighter with the call sign “Barista”.

And in just a year, several dozen electronic warfare equipment and drone analyzers have already been transferred from Crimea.

Today, the protection of our heroes at the front from enemy “birds” is truly national in nature. We donated electronic warfare systems and frequency analyzers from Crimean pensioners, enterprise teams, our partners, authorities, and simply caring people. And we understand that each transfer really means saved lives and equipment of the guys. Many thanks to everyone who continues to help, your support is irreplaceable,” notes the head of the Popular Front in Crimea, Alla Vertinskaya.

source: press service of the Popular Front in Crimea

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