The manufacturer of Russian drones commented on Turkish pictures

The representative of the Orlan type producer announced that in the photographs published by Turkish media, not a Russian aircraft was captured, TASS reports .

“Pictures published on social networks with reference to the Turkish General Staff photos of the allegedly knocked drone are more like a poorly played information provocation. And in published photos - definitely not Orlan. With such a glider, drones are not produced in Russia, ”said an unnamed representative of the St. Petersburg Special Technological Center.

At the same time, TASS in the note states that this data was reported by a representative of the St. Petersburg Technological Center.

The interlocutor of the agency also assured that, judging by the photographs, the drone "is definitely not shot down by plane, as the" source "in the Turkish General Staff allegedly said." At the same time, that an unidentified plane was shot down from the air near the Syrian border was not reported with reference to sources, but on the official website of the Turkish General Staff. Photos were published by Anadolu and other media.

“If ammunition got to the best, he would have resembled a squad. And taking into account the gap of the projectile from the aviation gun, it would turn into dust. It’s not even worth talking about an air-to-air rocket, ”the representative of the technological center said, noting that“ such a micro-apparatus is visually impossible to notice from a reactive aircraft. ”

A source of Gazeta.ru assured that the photographs show the Russian drone, but not Orlan-10, but "a secret development, mention of which you will not find in the media." According to the interlocutor of the publication, this drone does not use the Ministry of Defense, but “other structures”.

The Haberturk Turkish channel earlier with reference to the General Staff reported that the eagle eagle was shot down, but officially the Turkish authorities did not confirm this information. The Russian military denied this information, arguing that all drones of the Russian Air Force are "located either in areas of the tasks or at the airbase."