Parts from a downed Russian decoy drone - mini-Shahed
We offer for sale an original fragment removed from a real mini-drone, which resembles the Shahed model in shape but is more compact in size. The part has visible factory markings, stamps, and traces of fasteners. This part was handed over to us by the military. Earlier, it was reported in the news that the Ukrainian military had discovered a new drone belonging to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which targets moving military objects on the front line. This drone resembles the Shahed kamikaze drone in shape, but has less power.
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