Video appears to show Putin’s bodyguards armed with a handheld anti-drone interceptor

• A new video seems to show Putin’s guards equipped with a preventive drone.

• The images are closely compatible with the control of Putin’s commanders at this year’s Victory Day parade.

• The device is very similar to Yolka designed to hit the attacker drones.

A new video seems to show a member of the security detail that holds a preventive drone while watching Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s boss.

The undated clip was published on Tuesday by Serhii “Flash” Beskrestnov, a Ukrainian analyst known as locally known as Drone Warfare.

The video seems to show that Putin shows that he controls and greets senior uniform officers in the Red Square of Moscow in a way that resembles and greets the parade. Victory Day Pass Ceremony On May 9th.

In the images taken on the sides of the parade, a man who follows Putin’s movements can be seen while holding a device similar to a Russian Yolka Interceptor drone and a launcher.

Fired by a launcher carried by the hand, Yolka has four fins in front of it and four large fins with propellers in the back. In the clip, similar propellers can be seen on the device in the man’s hand.

Yolka a kinetic preventive This means to fly on the path of a first person view drone and destroy the device attacking with a collision.

Business Insider could not independently confirm the reality of the shots.

However, some parts of the video are closely compatible with the live commanders of Putin meeting commanders at this year’s Victory Day parade. A few officers, such as the colonel of the Russian army and the Russian air forces, are also seen in videos that are shaking and shaking hands with Putin.

The man holding the device is dressed consistently with what Putin’s protection detail is wearing that day: a suit, navy blue tie and a red cord.

In addition, both of the other guards of Putin, seen in the clip of the visible dron, can be seen in the official TV images of the segment.

The emergence of a Yolka drone in Putin’s security detail coincides with Russia’s raised drone defenses at this year’s passage ceremony, where Ukraine threatened to deteriorate with unrelened air system attacks.

That month forced long -range drone strikes Four Airports of Moscow To close multiple times.

However, Yolka is more suitable for fighting lighter cliffs, and its appearance at the parade may show that Russia is preparing an unexpected situation for a drone attack from the city.

While the soldiers rely on electronic war to resist the historical greatly emerging air threats, Fiber optic drones that cannot be interpretedIt attached more importance to air defenses that use cables instead of radio and use kinetic force.

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