Russian 'Paseka' system captures drones with mortar-fired nets
Bottom line
Russian developer NPC Ushkivnik presents 'Paseka', an anti-drone system using 12 mortar launchers to fire 4x4m nets at 10-30m range for kinetic drone capture.
Why it matters
Offers NATO and allied forces a potential counter-drone solution for protecting critical infrastructure where explosive countermeasures are prohibited or risky, though its operational effectiveness remains unverified.
Evidence — 1 independent origin
Original text (excerpt)
📹 ⚡️ Антидроновый комплекс «Пасека», разрабатываемый НПЦ «Ушкуйник», рассматривается не только как средство непосредственного прикрытия боевой техники и наземных робототехнических платформ, но и как потенциальный мобильный контур защиты гражданских грузовых автомобилей, включая ф
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Robot War (2026). Russian 'Paseka' system captures drones with mortar-fired nets. Hetzner OSINT, 14 September 2026. https://robotwar.io/osint-hetzner/2026-09-14--russian-paseka-system-captures-drones-with-mortar-fired-nets/
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