Sokol-I interceptor patrol Tolmachev with 51st Army

Date unknown

Tolmachev accompanies the 51st Army's 23rd anti-aircraft missile battalion near Dobropillia and observes Sokol-I assembly, preparation, launch and piloting. Operators Kong and Vinni discuss reconnaissance/attack-drone interception, patrol tactics and claimed endurance of up to two hours, range around sixty kilometres and ten to fifteen daily sorties with roughly one hundred weekly. The report includes military-road warnings, assembly/launch questions and the complete answers about a new faster batch intended to catch gasoline-powered attack drones. The anchor's reliability and heavy-copter claims and the unit's performance claims remain attributed. No verified interception tally or filming/receipt date is established.

Tolmachev observes the 51st Army's 23rd anti-aircraft missile battalion prepare, launch and pilot a Sokol-I patrol near Dobropillia. Kong and Vinni describe assembly, tactics, claimed endurance/range, sortie frequency and a new faster batch intended to catch attack drones. Performance and interception claims remain the unit's assertions; filming date and a verified kill tally are unknown.