Another Molniya down. And since the enemy already knows how we do it, I can share some general details with you. Because this really turned out to be a cool story.
Without going into technical specifics, we found an interesting vulnerability that allows us to detect the location of a Molniya crew. All it takes is bringing a small device close to the enemy aircraft.
For the Samurais, that’s an easy task—like spitting. So, the interceptor acted as a radio recon and monitored the enemy wing (ready to shoot it down if something went wrong). Meanwhile, another crew snuck into the bastards’ dugout and wrecked their command post.
Every Molniya crash you see in our videos is the result of a successful strike by the second team on the pig-dog pilots.
That’s how it goes.
Very interesting.
There’s been some similar videos lately where I’ve been speculating out loud where the interceptor drone was carrying some kind of EW equipment, to down the enemy drone. I couldn’t figure out what it might have been. Perhaps this is what was going on?
