Drones have already become a staple on the battlefield, and drones that are small, portable and easy to launch are increasingly used by teams of soldiers in the field. However, they are not immune to electronic warfare, and a group of Russian soldiers learn firsthand how to hijack a drone and have no choice but to watch it land in enemy hands.

“I told you so,” says the military man filming the drone to the drone operator, who is staring helplessly at the drone’s controller screen.

“Here’s how to steal a Mavic (the name of the DJI Mavic Mini 2 drone),” says the military man filming.

“Yes, lose, lose (signal). The Mavic has firmware with a boosted signal, but that means ***. Let’s at least see where it lands,” says the drone operator.

“You don’t listen to your elders. I told you not to start…” – a voice can be heard from the background.

“The video feed is not blocked,” another soldier remarked.

“How to lose a drone,” notes the person filming this moment in despair.

“Gentlemen, I suggest we get out of here as soon as possible. If it was stolen, there is a possibility that they will find us,” says a military man who looks like a group commander.

Next, the cameraman asks where it is possible to shoot, apparently he intended to shoot several shots of the Russians. Moving from this location, the drone operator apologizes for losing her.

“Listen, this isn’t an electromagnetic gun, is it? This is stationary ***.

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