The Russian-made BM-35 Italmas kamikaze drones, which are at the disposal of the country's Defense Ministry, are now using Starlink satellite communications. Details are provided by the Telegram channel "Military Chronicle".
According to the source, the Ukrainian side has already noticed satellite equipment on drones from Russia, after which the Ukrainian Armed Forces expressed concern about this.
"The situation is changing radically, and now Starlink systems also provide our drones with stable command and telemetry communication channels with the transmission of video images and radio command control," the expert publication says.
EADaily previously also informed that Western media reported big problems for the Ukrainian Armed Forces with intercepting Russian drones.
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