At a secret flight facility, manufacturers of Ukraine’s drones are afraid that Russia stops the fire

In a secret place, away from prying eyes, Ukrainian engineers are experiencing a long -range drone called Raybird.

The car, reminiscent of the mini -aircraft with the wings, is located on the starting platform, stretched as an arrow on the crossbow, and then shot into the air.

Raybird can fly around the clock for more than 20 hours and travel more than 1000 km (620 miles). It implements missions to destroy the goals on both the front and deep Russia.

Among them are the goals and fuel depot.

But after Russia and Ukraine reached individual agreements with the US for partial ceasefire, such missions should stop.

As with the seaside ceasefire in the Black Sea after the talks this week in Saudi Arabia, both countries sought to stop attacking each other’s energy infrastructure – what has already been agreed.

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky stated that Ukraine immediately implements these agreements.

However, Oleksiy of Skytan, a company that develops Raybird, doubts that Moscow will follow the ceasefire.

“(The Russians punch you in the face, then the next day they conclude an agreement, but they are asked to tie your hands. So they may continue to fight,” Ocecy explains.

However, this transaction will also bring relief to Russia.

It is estimated that this year alone did Ukraine have made more than 30 attacks on Russia’s oil infrastructure using drones and other weapons.

Recently, they hit some of the largest oil facilities in the country, such as UFA refineries about 1500 km (932 miles) from the front line and Tuapse plant in the Krasnodar region.

According to Reuters.

And the recent decision of Moscow will expand the ban on oil exports shows that they feel pain.

The arsenal of Ukraine, which is deeply blows, is growing. Recently, the Zelensky president announced that Ukrainian engineers have developed a drone with a range of 3000 km (1860 miles). This means that it can achieve not only Moscow but even in Siberia.

Kyiv also claims that he developed “rocket crowns”. They fly at a much greater speed, and therefore it is harder to intercept.

Zelensky said that Ukraine successfully protested its first internal ballistic weapons and upgraded its neptune’s winged rocket to hit the ground as well as maritime purposes. This missile was reportedly used to attack the Russian air base in the southern city of Engels last week, although Ukrainian officials do not confirm or deny these reports.

The transaction to cease the energy of energy is definitely good news for Ukraine. Russia tirelessly focuses on its power plants and stations across the country. At one point last year, the power of Ukraine’s energy production fell to a third of the pre -war level.

Last month, when the temperature dropped below zero, Russian drones hit the heat power plant in Nikolai in southern Ukraine. A few days later, another large -scale air attack left more than 250,000 Odessa residents without force and heating.

Recently, the number of attacks on the gas infrastructure of Ukraine has increased in the infrastructure of Ukraine. Among the regular purposes are underground gas storage facilities in Western Ukraine and production institutions in the central and eastern parts of the country.

The purpose of Moscow is to reduce gas production in Ukraine, which is the key to the country’s energy security, says Artem Perenko, Executive Director of the Ukrainian Gas Producers Association.

At the end of March, gas repositories in Ukraine were only about 4% complete, According to one monitoring group.

And if Russia continues its strikes, the filling of these shelters will be extremely difficult, which will potentially lead to mass problems next winter.

Returning to the test platform, after several wheels, Raybird opens its parachutes and has successfully landed in the field.

Oleksiy satisfied with the results. He says, although it is good to have a ceasefire mode, they still can’t afford to suspend their work and development of new weapons.

“Our enemy just wants to take a break, gathering strength and attacking again,” he says. “We must be prepared for that.”