Bird's-Eye View: Belarusian Border Guards' High-Tech Surveillance

Belarusian Border Guards Utilize Autogyros for Enhanced Surveillance Brest, Belarus – The Belarusian border guard service is employing a unique approach to border security, utilizing autogyros for enhanced aerial surveillance. This innovative method offers several advantages over traditional drones, as highlighted in a recent video showcasing the technology. The video, filmed in the Brest region, demonstrates the autogyro's capabilities. Leonid Kurdo, head of the mobile air reconnaissance center of the military unit, explains, "The autogyro develops speeds up to 160 kilometers per hour and can spend up to four hours in the air. Its main advantage over drones is its long flight time and simple refueling." The footage shows the autogyro's maneuverability, providing a bird's-eye view of the countryside. The video emphasizes the clear view the autogyro provides for border patrol. The use of this technology is a testament to Belarus's commitment to modernizing its border security measures. The autogyro's ability to operate for extended periods and its ease of refueling make it a valuable asset for border surveillance. This approach offers a cost-effective and efficient alternative to drones in certain situations.