Two Shahed drones, one interceptor—Ukrainian marines pull off double kill

Name: Two Shahed drones, one interceptor—Ukrainian marines pull off double kill
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Ukrainian Marines from the 38th Separate Marine Brigade destroyed two Russian Shahed drones with a single interceptor UAV on the Donetsk direction, according to footage published online by the Come Back Alive Foundation.

The foundation reported that the Ukrainian interceptor caught up with a group of Russian drones flying at a short distance from one another. “Two for the price of one—the Marines shot down two Shaheds with one interceptor!” Come Back Alive wrote in a Facebook post accompanying the footage.

The foundation noted that it had not previously seen Ukrainian forces achieve two Shahed kills with one interceptor drone.

Ukraine’s interceptor drones are increasingly being used against faster Russian aerial threats. Earlier in November, Ukrainian units reported intercepting new BM-35 and BM-70 Shahed-type drones, including jet-powered variants that can reportedly exceed 350 kilometers per hour. The announcement was made by Ukraine’s 425th Separate Assault Brigade “Skelya” and the 42nd Separate Mechanized Brigade. The brigade reported that Russian forces had equipped BM-35 attack drones with jet engines to increase their speed and improve their ability to strike Ukrainian transport, military equipment, and supply routes.

“The Russians equipped BM-35 attack drones with jet engines to target our logistics: transport, equipment, and supply routes. They also claimed that Ukrainian interceptor drones would be unable to catch these targets,” the brigade stated.

According to the Ukrainian military, the drones can reach speeds exceeding 350 kilometers per hour, while their low-altitude flight profiles and maneuverability make interception considerably more difficult.

Meanwhile, RBC-Ukraine noted that the technical specifications of the jet-powered BM-70 variant remain unconfirmed. The standard version, however, features a piston engine and propeller, reaches speeds of 200–220 kilometers per hour, and can carry a payload of up to 15 kilograms. The introduction of these drones comes amid Russia’s continued large-scale aerial campaign against Ukraine, which has placed sustained pressure on the country’s air defense network.

According to Ukraine’s General Staff, Ukrainian air defense forces neutralized 4,859 Russian Shahed-type drones during October 2026, as Moscow continued targeting civilian areas and critical infrastructure.

In a November 2 statement, the General Staff reported that Russian forces had launched a total of 6,473 Shahed-131/136 and Shahed-238 drones throughout the month. These unmanned aerial vehicles are classified under the Geran-1/2/3/4/5 designations in Russia.

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Ukrainian Marines from the 38th Separate Marine Brigade destroyed two Russian Shahid drones with a single interceptor UAV on the Donetsk direction, according to footage published online by the Come Back Alive Foundation. The foundation reported that the Ukrainian interceptor caught up with a group of Russian drones flying at a short distance from one another. Two for the price of one, the Marines shot down two Shahids with one interceptor. Come Back Alive wrote in a Facebook Facebook post accompanying the footage. The Foundation noted that it had not previously seen Ukrainian forces achieve two Shahid kills with one interceptor drone. Ukraine's interceptor drones are increasingly being used against faster Russian aerial threats. Earlier in November, Ukrainian units reported intercepting new BM-35 and BM-70 Shahid-type drones, including jet-powered variants that can reportedly exceed 350 kilometers per hour. The announcement was made by Ukraine's 425th separate assault brigade Skelia and the 42nd separate mechanized brigade. The brigade reported that Russian forces had equipped BM-35 attack drones with jet engines to increase their speed and improve their ability to strike Ukrainian transport, military equipment, and supply routes. The Russians equipped BM-35 attack drones with jet engines to target our logistics, transport, equipment, and supply routes. They also claimed that Ukrainian interceptor drones would be unable to catch these targets, the brigade stated. According to the Ukrainian military, the drones can reach speeds exceeding 350 kilometers per hour, while their low-altitude flight profiles and maneuverability make interception considerably more difficult. Meanwhile, RBC Ukraine noted that the that the technical specifications of the jet-powered BM-70 variant remain unconfirmed. The standard version, however, features a piston engine and propeller, reaches speeds of 200 to 220 kilometers per hour, and can carry a payload of up to 15 kilograms. The introduction of these drones comes amid Russia's continued large-scale aerial campaign against Ukraine, which has placed placed sustained pressure on the country's air defense network. According to Ukraine's general staff, Ukrainian air defense forces neutralized 4,859 Russian Shahid-type drones during October 2026, as Moscow continued targeting civilian areas and critical infrastructure. In a November 2 statement, the general staff reported that Russian forces had launched a total of 6,473 Shahid-131-136 and Shahid-238 drones throughout the month. These unmanned aerial vehicles are classified under the Geran 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 designations in Russia.