They are destroying russian infantry | The work of “Pilum” bombers (video)

09/21/2026

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Despite the constant evolution of countermeasures, bomber drones remain one of the most effective assets on the battlefield. Operators use these drones to destroy enemy personnel and equipment, engage targets along the contact line and behind enemy lines, carry out logistics missions, deliver ammunition and supplies, and conduct mining operations.

“I believe that bomber drones are quite effective in 2026, as they allow us to handle logistics tasks, lay mines, and destroy artillery, electronic warfare systems, enemy operator runways, and even enemy infantry,” says “Julien,” a UAV operator with the Vampire ground team.Operators from the bomber company of the “Hasta” Special Purpose Unmanned Systems Battalion (part of the 41st “Pilum” Unmanned Systems Regiment) find ways every day to strike the enemy where he once felt safe.

The bomber’s operational output represents far more than just the operator at the controls. Behind every successful mission lies a team of ground crews, engineers, technicians, and commanders who prepare, upgrade, and maintain the aircraft. Their collective effort transforms the drone into a weapon that strips the enemy of the ability to operate and leaves them with nowhere safe to hide.