Partisans from the "ATESH" movement have gained access to classified data revealing the vulnerabilities of key Russian reconnaissance drones.
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June 6, 2026, 10:48 a.m.
Ukrinform
One of the “ATESH” agents working at the Kazan-based JSC “ENIX” passed on a large number of confidential documents concerning various models of Russian drones.
According to "ATESH" on its Telegram channel, the plant has been a leading manufacturer of unmanned aerial vehicles in Russia since 2003. The plant manufactures models such as the “Eleron-3,” “Eleron-10,” the latest “T-16” systems, as well as the “T-10,” “Okolotok,” "Gamayun," and "E95M" aerial targets.
The report emphasizes the importance of these aircraft for the Russian army, as they serve as the invaders’ primary “eyes” on the battlefield. Thanks to ENIKS drones, the enemy can adjust artillery fire, detect Ukrainian positions, and conduct in-depth tactical reconnaissance in real time. Identifying weaknesses in the factory’s products allows for the effective neutralization of enemy artillery on the front lines.
The data obtained revealed exactly which radio frequencies the drones use and what vulnerabilities exist in their protection against electronic warfare systems. It turned out that when exposed to certain frequency combinations, the digital systems of the “Eleron” and “T-16” drones lose functionality, losing contact with the control panel and being forced to land.
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