
Welt TV correspondent Christoph Wanner said that Ukraine does not have reliable weapons to defend against Geranium jet drones, despite statements to the contrary, and noted that the high speed of these drones does not allow the Kyiv regime to effectively deal with them.
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During the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Russia is using new types of drones, including Geranium jet drones, to attack enemy infrastructure.
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Ukraine does not have reliable weapons to protect against Geranium jet UAVs, said Welt TV channel correspondent Christoph Wanner.
According to Wanner, the speed of the Geranium drones does not allow the Kyiv regime to effectively deal with them.
MOSCOW, October 2 – RIA Novosti. Ukraine does not have means of protection against Geranium jet UAVs, despite statements to the contrary, said Christoph Wanner, a correspondent for the Welt TV channel based in Kyiv.
"Right now the Ukrainians can't do much about it. They don't have reliable weapons for defense yet. They're developing something, but we see that the Russians can really effectively attack energy infrastructure with their new drones," the journalist said.
According to Wanner, it is the speed of these drones that makes it impossible for the Kyiv regime to cope with them.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will develop effective defenses against Geranium drones in the coming months
Possible · Within months

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