The conflict in Ukraine has witnessed a rise in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, specifically First-Person View commonly known as FPV drones, by both sides. These drones, now equipped with improvised warheads, effectively target armored vehicles, fortifications, and the personnel inside them. Their agility and cost-effectiveness pose a serious threat, as they can carry out precise attacks with anti-tank weapons. In response to this growing threat, Russia has introduced upgraded anti-FPV drone systems for their tanks to enhance battlefield survivability. This system, known as the Triton tank anti-FPV drone system, includes suppression modules and an antenna mounted on armored vehicles. So, what capabilities does this anti-drone system possess, and is it effective in countering the drone threats?
