The media reported on the shortcomings of the new Ukrainian drone Peklo

The new Ukrainian Peklo unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is not capable of resisting Russia's air defense systems and influencing the outcome on the contact line. This was reported by The National Interest magazine on June 29.

"Russia's efforts to counter Ukrainian drones and missiles, including through electronic warfare and air defense systems, will be a test of Peklo's resilience," the publication says.

The article also noted that Kiev does not have the opportunity to independently manufacture drones, since Peklo mostly consists of imported components.

"There are huge vulnerabilities in the supply chain underlying this system," the magazine writes.

Despite the fact that the author of the material called the development of Peklo a matter of pride for Ukraine, he stressed that the new drone would not help the Kiev regime on the front line.

The excess of training: the Russian Federation will seek to stop the training programs of the Armed Forces in the West

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Earlier, on June 28, Military Watch Magazine reported that new supplies of American Abrams tanks from Australia to Ukraine would most likely not change the situation on the battlefield. According to the author of the material, unlike the new Abrams tanks previously transferred to the United States, those sent by the Australian authorities have already served for decades and are badly worn out.