Via Geran Chronicles: An interesting observation. Around midnight, a BM-35 appeared north of Kyiv. It flew, traditionally, right between the pillars. It circled around Vyshgorod and disappeared... half an hour later, it appeared over the site of ...
...yesterday's Iskander-M strike - in the area of Boyarka/Fastov. It circled there and disappeared again. I assume it was flying on #Starlink The BM-35 was known for relying on Starlink for its operation. Since the introduction of Ukraine's Starlink white-list, #Russian Forces supposedly lost access to this communications system. However, it appears a solution has been found. Of course, Russian drones now have several redundancies for communications. They can use Starlink, 4g, Glonass, Mesh ...
...modems, Gonets, and even AI to guide drones to targets. Often times, they are designed to jump to another system should the signal from one of the others become jammed. And as for acquiring a white-listed Starlink terminal, where there is a will, there's a way.
