Ukrainian Drone Strike Russia Doesn’t Want You To See

How does a Ukrainian Barracuda drone boat strike Russian positions 14 miles behind enemy lines on the Dnipro River? This video breaks down an actual unmanned surface vessel mission outside Kherson — from launch to impact.
We start with the friendly fire problem: how Ukrainian gunners use infrared strobes and corridor briefings to identify their own drone boats in seconds. Then we explain the relay system that makes long-range control possible — a modified DJI Matrice 300 quadcopter acting as an airborne signal repeater, receiving commands on 5.8 GHz and rebroadcasting to the Barracuda on 2.4 GHz.
The mission gets dangerous when Russian FPV attack drones spot the Barracuda in open water. Watch how Ukrainian electronic warfare responds, a Bukovel-AD counter-drone vehicle uses phased-array jamming to sever the Russian control links from 10 kilometers away, dropping both enemy drones into the river.
Finally, we cover the electronic warfare duel as Russian Silok-01 jammers try to cut the relay chain, and how the FPV pilot finds gaps in the jamming bubble to keep the Barracuda on target.
This is drone boat warfare on the Dnipro: unmanned systems, relay networks, and electronic warfare fighting together.

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