Frontliner-Reporter setzten bei einem ihrer Einsätze in der Region Charkiw einen Drohnendetektor ein, der ihnen das Leben rettete.

Frontliner reporters used a drone detector during one of their missions to the Kharkiv region, and it saved their lives.

The device had to be turned on about 30 kilometers from the line of combat contact.

Modern warfare is changing the rules of working in a combat zone. If earlier the main risks were artillery or mortar fire, now the threat from the sky is coming to the fore. Several cases show that the Russian military is purposefully attacking journalists with drones.

That is why the standard kit of a war reporter – a bulletproof vest, helmet, and first aid kit – is increasingly supplemented by another device: a drone detector. For those who work near the front, it is becoming part of the profession’s new reality.

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