“His history and footage of his combat work were published by the Security Service of Ukraine. The special officer is an FPV pilot of one of the combat groups of the Special Operations Center “A” of the SBU. In the video, “Ajax” told…”, — write on: armyinform.com.ua
Read for: 2 min. November 27, 2024, 8:51 p.m
The special agent on the pseudo “Ajax” together with his combat comrades destroyed more than a hundred targets: he burned expensive enemy equipment, infantry during assaults and cut off the logistics routes of the occupiers at the front. His history and footage of his combat work were published by the Security Service of Ukraine.
The special officer is an FPV pilot of one of the combat groups of the Special Operations Center “A” of the SBU. In the video, “Ajax” told and showed how it destroyed the “Wasp” air defense system worth $10 million with one FPV drone
“The target is worth somewhere around 10 million dollars, and the cost of one FPV drone is several hundred dollars. You can really understand the effectiveness of this tool on the battlefield. They flew in the direction of completely different targets. They saw that the “Wasp” air defense system was moving. They hit her. After confirmation, we looked — everything is on fire, everything is on fire,” said the fighter.
He also shared the story of how he disassembled the Msta-S long-range self-propelled gun “into molecules”.
“Everyone knows that this is a very powerful weapon on the battlefield, it is long-range. When working on this target, the video shows that the radio horizon was poor. And we couldn’t know for sure if we hit or not. But when the next drones flew up and saw that it was scattered into molecules,” the man recalled.
In addition, “Ajax” stopped an attempt by a Russian tank to fire on Ukrainian defenders.
“I myself was under fire from a tank and I understand how an infantryman feels when such equipment works on him. They made eye contact with who was flying there, took off, saw that it was working. They struck him. It was lucky that we stopped him. They wanted to go, but they couldn’t because we damaged their engine. And with the next few copters, they finished off this tank,” he said.
In the video, the fighter also shared stories about how he “minus” enemy assault groups, what he felt when he hit the windshield of Russian trucks, talked about the group’s preparation before combat missions and how the experience of playing “fifashechka” helped him become a top pilot.
Earlier, ArmyInform showed how special forces of the Security Service of Ukraine CSO “A” hit 37 Russian tanks and 51 anti-aircraft missiles with attack drones and other weapons.
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