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Russian Occupier Tries to Fend Off a Ukrainian FPV Drone with a Brick

Russian Occupier Tries to Fend Off a Ukrainian FPV Drone with a Brick

A Russian occupier came up with a desperate way to defend himself against an FPV drone: playing basketball with it. But instead of a basketball, he used a brick.

The unusual scene was captured on video and later published by the “Omega” Special Operations Center of the Ukrainian National Guard.

The footage shows a Russian soldier hiding near ruined buildings as the drone approaches him. Realizing that staying in cover won’t protect him, he picks up a brick and tries to hit the approaching drone.

The attempt looks more like an impromptu game of basketball than a combat encounter. The occupier swings the brick at the drone as it circles around him.

The “Omega” unit joked about the incident in the video description, calling it a new form of “FPV basketball” in Donbas.

According to the unit, there were no balls, so he decided to use a brick instead. The joke also alluded to how drone operators continue to sink their “three-point shots.”

It was also previously reported that Ukrainian drone operators openly taunted a Russian combat helicopter. Ukrainian drones delivered precision strikes against oil tankers right under its nose during an attack on the Russian shadow fleet.

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