Ukraine military asks citizens to bring drones to monitor the Russian army in Kyiv

According to a new Facebook post by Ukraine‘s Ministry of Defense, all residents of Kyiv who own unmanned aircraft are being urged to bring their drones to monitor the Russian army in Kyiv.

Even if people aren’t particularly skilled at flying their own drones, they’re still being urged to bring them in so that expert drone operators can utilize them for surveillance during this critical period.

“Do you own a drone? Give it to experienced pilots to use!” the Facebook post says.

“Do you know how to drive a drone? Join the joint patrol with units 112 of the separate brigade of the city of Kyiv!” the post continues.

This week, as Russian President Vladimir Putin announced he wanted to “denazify” and demilitarize Ukraine, the country was invaded on a flimsy pretext.

Putin’s ultimate objective in Ukraine is still unknown, but the Biden administration issued a statement on Thursday warning that Russland may seek additional territory.

The post by the Ukraine Ministry of Defense said on Facebook, “Kiev is our home, defending it is a common task #STOPRUSSIA. You and your drone need Kyiv in this fierce moment!”

It continues to say that Drohnenpiloten need to specify:

1) the area of ​​the city where it is more convenient;

2) experience in piloting;

3) type of drone (if any);

4) the number of batteries;

5) whether he served in the army and when;

6) contact details

The request for drones to monitor the Russian army was first reported by Gizmodo.

Photo credit: Wiebe de Jager

Erhalten Sie Ihr Part 107-Zertifikat

Bestehe den Test und fliege mit dem Pilot-Institut. We have helped thousands of people become airplane and commercial drone pilots. Our courses are designed by industry experts to help you pass FAA tests and achieve your dreams.

FTC: DroneXL.co uses affiliate links that generate income.* We do not sell, share, rent out or spam your email, ever. Our email goes out on weekdays around 5:30 p.m.

Bleiben Sie in Kontakt!

If you’d like to stay up to date with all the latest drone news, scoops, rumors, and reviews follow us on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, or… Subscribe to our Daily Drone News email.*