GUR buys used A-22s for war use

These $90,000 planes are equipped with extra fuel tanks, remote control systems and explosives.

A long-range Ukrainian drone has struck what is believed to be a Russian special militia base in Grozny, about 600 miles from the front line in Ukraine. The incident happened on or shortly before Sunday.

This was reported by Forbes.

This strike was part of a series of attacks carried out with the help of Aeroprakt A-22 rotorcraft, which the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine converted into single-action attack drones. These $90,000 aircraft, equipped with additional fuel tanks, remote control systems and explosives, are used to strike targets such as naval bases,…