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A russian “Yolka” interceptor drone bounces off a ukrainian long range strike drone, which continues to go about it’s business [May 2026]

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  1. No3047 on

    I’m waiting for T-72 user posting same video with a cut before the miss and an explosion noise added at the end.

  3. Necessary-Peanut2491 on

    Hard to tell if operator error, malfunction, or just a shitty attempt at a hit-to-kill weapon. Either way, I’m glad they’re still posting their Ls.

  6. wombat9278 on

    That poor harassed Ukrainian drone. I hope it hit something expensive to make up for it

  7. SignAllStrength on

    For people that expected an explosion:
    Because of Russian bureaucracy, many of the companies that develop/produce those systems are not permitted to use explosives in Russia.
    So they have to use kinetic energy: going fast and trying to break/cut/pierce the drone it wants to intercept instead of exploding nearby with a cloud of shrapnel. This makes their failure rate high to the frustration of many Russians on telegram.

    This Yolka interceptor can go a little over 200 km/h, but because of the speed and direction of its target(and angle it hit), the relative speed difference was clearly not enough to be effective.

  8. ChiefScout_2000 on

    My eyes read “A Russian vodka interceptor”. It appears I was right.

  10. Ok-Crow-Uldren on

    What’s up with that song? I hear it in any other video. Is there a meaning to it? Or do the units just like the song that much?

  11. Single-Use-Again on

    Weren’t these people at the pinnacle of engineering at one point?

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