THIS is the incredible moment Ukraine’s new shotgun-wielding drone hunts down mad Vlad’s killer quadcopters in a dogfight.
Jaw-dropping footage showed the menacing design blasting Putin’s helpless UAVs out of the sky.
Ukrainian official Anton Gerashchenko posted the extraordinary video on social media which showed the innovative device in action.
He said the drone was “shotgun-equipped” and was from the 5th Assault Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
In dramatic footage, the new drone is seen flying in the skies over Ukrainian fields.
An enemy UAV then appears nearby, seemingly ill-prepared to take on its Ukrainian counterpart.
A camera is held underneath the high-tech drone’s shotgun barrel, giving a point of view perspective.
The incredible footage then shows the menacing Ukrainian drone blast the Russian UAV out of the sky.
Extra shots show the Ukrainian drone blowing Russian flying devices up into smithereens without flinching.
The impressive weapon was also seen ascending and descending quickly, showing off its ability to change altitude easily.
Vladimir Putin has intensified airstrikes using drones and missiles in recent weeks while Donald Trump has been trying to negotiate a truce.
But the Russian tyrant has shown no serious signs of peace talk progress – despite The Don’s top envoy meeting him in St Petersburg on Friday.
Over Friday night, vile Vlad’s forces blitzed Kyiv, injuring at least four people.
Kyiv said their air defences shot down 56 of 88 Russian drones and misdirected 24 others by using electronic warfare to redirect them.
Earlier this week Kyiv showed footage of their deadly drones chasing down Russian troops before blowing them up as part of a border blitz.
Ukrainian forces struck the villages of Demidovka and Popovka during their incursion into the Belgorod region.
Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed for the first time on Monday that Ukraine’s forces were on the ground in the Russian region.
Earlier this month, Russia struck Zelensky’s hometown of Kryvyi Rih in a devastating assault.
Putin’s forces killed at least 19 people, including nine children in one of Putin’s deadliest attacks in recent weeks.
Horrifying footage showed the moments after the strikes when panicked cops rushed to a playground to help wounded residents.
Amidst these events, there have been suggestions, including one from Trump envoy Keith Kellogg, that Ukraine could be partitioned into several zones similar to the division of Berlin after World War II.
A General involved in the US peace efforts in Ukraine proposed that forces led by the UK and France could serve as a peacekeeping presence known as a “reassurance force” under a ceasefire agreement following the conflict.
