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🚨🇷🇺 Russian drones bypass NATO electronic warfare systems on the battlefield Russia's ZALA Z-16 is one of the most widely used systems on the battlefield. It is quite adept at penetrating all kinds of 'domes' and 'curtains,' flying deep into the rear, and conducting reconnaissance, a reconnaissance company commander...

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