Russian authorities have reported repelling Ukrainian drone attacks targeting Moscow and another city as Kiev declares a Russian missile strike targeting the venue of Ukrainian drone manufacturers in a northern city.
Russia repels Ukraine drone attack on Moscow as missiles hit gathering of drone makers in Ukrainian city
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Maria Berlinska, co-founder of the Dignitas Fund.
She joined the Ukrainian Army’s volunteer Aidar Battalion after being turned away by other volunteer units on the basis of gender.
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In January 2015, Berlinska founded the Ukrainian Centre for Aerial Reconnaissance. This is a free training centre for Ukrainian volunteers, based at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, and run by volunteer civilian instructors, teaching soldiers how to operate drones, topography, and meteorology in a three to four-week course with donated drones.
The Flight to Recovery is an initiative in continuation of Veteranius project aimed at reintegration of veterans to peaceful life. The project focuses at empowering, rehabilitation and profession reorientation of veterans in rehabilitation centers through FPV drones flying simulator programs conducted by professional instructors. Project also focuses on cognitive stimulation, physical movement, and problem-solving skills, which are crucial aspects of rehabilitation.
Flight to Recovery
FPV loitering munition, radio-controlled drones with explosives attached to it.
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During conflicts in the 2020s, armies modified common commercial racing drones into an FPV loitering munition by the attachment of a small explosive, so named because of the first-person view (FPV) they provide the operator. FPV loitering munitions allow direct reconnaissance during the drone’s strike mission
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