The M-Tac brand released an original patch dedicated to UAV operators and their deadly night drones, with the help of which the Ukrainian military successfully destroys enemy equipment and manpower.
Today, the children's horror has become a night terror for the occupiers, because they are deathly afraid of the Ukrainian UAV and even nicknamed it "Baba Yaga". The main image of this supernatural creature comes from famous children's fairy tales of Russian folklore, in which Baba Yaga is a wicked old sorceress who flies on a broomstick and hunts Ivans strays in the forest.
Since the occupiers call Ukrainian night drones "Baba Yaga", it turns out that during the war Baba Yaga switched to the Ukrainian side and under the yellow-blue flag continues its primordial work of destroying our enemies.
The patch from M-Tac depicts Junior Sergeant Baba Yaga wearing GPNVG-18 panoramic night vision goggles and PG-7M grenades, which he is about to drop on the heads of the invaders. Under the cover of night, she deftly flies in a stupa, bypassing the enemy's EW devices, and with a beast's predatory snarl chooses the right moment to send a "valuable" gift exactly to the target. The occupiers have no chance, because they have not yet come up with a way to escape from Baba Yaga.
The patch is made of high-quality PVC (polyvinyl chloride) material using 3D technology, thanks to which it appears voluminous and the image is very realistic. Attached to clothing or equipment with Velcro.
Dimensions: 9 x 13.5 cm. Material: PVC.
