President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Russia is testing drones in Ukraine that are capable of flying into houses through windows, waiting for people to appear inside, and then striking. According to him, these new capabilities in Russian attacks are linked to Moscow’s access to Chinese technology. He made these remarks in an interview with Emma Tucker, editor-in-chief of The Wall Street Journal.
Briefly about the main points
- Zelenskyy reported that Russian drones were infiltrating homes through windows.
- The President described such incidents as isolated cases rather than widespread practice.
- According to him, Russia has already tested this technology in Ukraine on several occasions.
- Kyiv links Russia’s new opportunities to its access to Chinese technology.
- Zelenskyy also warned of the possible transfer of communications technologies such as Starlink to the Russian Federation.
This refers to individual trials, not widespread use
Zelensky said that the Russian side had already, on several occasions, had been testing this technology. At the same time, he said, such cases have not yet become widespread.
The President outlined a scenario in which drone It flies in through the window of the house, stays inside and strikes as soon as people enter the room.
Zelenskyy linked Russia’s new capabilities to Chinese technology
The President attributed the increased accuracy of Russian strikes and the Russian Federation’s new capabilities to its access to Chinese technology. He stated that Beijing is already sharing some of its developments with Moscow.
Separately, Zelenskyy warned of the possible transfer to Russia of satellite communications technology similar to Starlink.
