The Russians left a message on the drone. The journalist showed her on TVN24

For some time this war has become a war of drones, a war of robots – said Aldona Hartwińska, a journalist reporting events from Ukraine. She brought two Russian drones straight from the front to the TVN24 studio and told what danger they carry.

Two days after the attack on the sums, journalist Aldona Hartwińska from the Sestry.eu portal went to the place. She told about what she found there on Sunday on TVN24.

– Ukrainians are famous for cleaning them very quickly after such situations. And in fact (two days after the attack – ed.) There were no all these cars burned there. There was a lot of glass, some shards. People brought flowers, toys, because the children were killed there – she said.

– They hit a very popular place, in the very center of the city. I can't call it differently than a terrorist attack – she said.

Drones straight from the front

Hartwińska brought two drones to the studio straight from the front. – This is an ordinary Mavic, an observation drone. What is unique is the inscription that is on the drone: “Chochoły, give up”. This is a drone that has just fallen in the sums, the Russians wanted to force Ukrainian soldiers to give up. As you can see here, they didn't feel like it – said Gościni TVN24, pointing to a damaged drone.

The second drone brought by Hartwińska is the FPV drone, which “with the help of a camera is able to follow live what is happening”. – It was a Kamikaze drone, i.e. underneath it had a suspended explosive. He just stopped on the net. You can see Russian markings, tapes – she said.

The journalist said that this drone “fell into the anti -plate net and simply fell”. “Fortunately, he didn't hurt anyone,” she added.

“It's a drone war”

– I have the impression that for some time this war has become a technological war, drone war, war war – believes Hartwińska. She also pointed out that technology is used not only for attacks, but also for help.

– We were recently near Kharkov. The 58 Mechanized Brigade is stationed there and they use drones to conduct a robot that takes water and food to trenches to soldiers, who unfortunately are unable to leave the position. And it is normal that they sit in trenches for a week or two weeks. The record holder sat in the trenches of 63 days, or over two months – she reported.