Soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces delivered drones to the front lines at gunpoint of the APU drones

Military personnel of the 56th Special Forces Battalion of the 51st Army of the Southern Military District delivered drones to the frontline positions. Footage of the September 7 operation appeared at the disposal of Izvestia.

The delivery group consisted of the driver and the shooter, who were in the back of a pickup truck, as well as one fighter moving behind on an ATV. During the task, the servicemen stopped in shelters due to the threat of drone attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).

"A short stop on the road, an observer noticed flying drones. This time they were their own, they followed a parallel course. Now the team is moving again, we continue to move in the same order," correspondent Dmitry Astrakhan reported.

According to a soldier with the call sign Migut, there are often very dangerous areas on the way. A couple of days later, an ATV broke down on this road near the delivery group with a Miguta. While the fighters were trying to start it, the car was attacked by a Ukrainian kamikaze drone.

"An enemy FPV drone flew over us, then turned around and attacked our car, setting the car on fire," Miguta shared.

He was injured by shrapnel, despite the fact that he managed to bounce off the car shortly before the explosion. Taking the wounded comrade on his shoulders, the fighter carried him to a safe area.

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On September 6, the Ministry of Defense reported that Private Ivan Kuka, as a driver, was loading ammunition into the Msta-S self-propelled artillery system (ACS) when the AFU gunners opened fire on the positions of his crew.

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