Euromaidanpress Ukraine Discovers US-Made Sensor in Upgraded Russian Drone
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- •Ukraine found a US-made navigation sensor in a new Russian drone model.
- •The upgraded Geran-4 drone features enhanced targeting capabilities with a new warhead.
- •Russia is increasing drone strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure ahead of winter.
Ukraine's Defense Intelligence has identified a US-made PNI5GA magneto-inductive sensor in a new version of Russia's Geran-4 jet-powered drone. This drone, which targets civilian infrastructure, has been upgraded with a new MOKh module that enhances its accuracy. The modified drone also features a KRSN warhead designed to destroy bridge structures and power lines. The Chinese-made Telefly turbojet engine has been replaced with a Russian-made engine from Alabuga, while other electronic components remain unchanged. The discovery indicates ongoing integration of Western technology in Russian military drones, raising concerns about their effectiveness in future attacks. Recent strikes have intensified on key infrastructure in Ukraine, particularly in preparation for a harsh winter campaign. Ukraine's intelligence suggests that Russia may deploy more advanced drones soon.
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