一段新近曝光的视频显示，俄罗斯总统普京的一名安保人员在胜利日阅兵期间，疑似携带了一款名为“Yolka”的拦截无人机。该设备通过手持发射器发射，旨在通过碰撞摧毁来袭的攻击性无人机。视频中的安保人员着装与普京当日的安保人员配置一致，且视频中的部分场景与官方直播画面吻合，增加了其可信度。此举恰逢俄方加强无人机防御之际，表明俄罗斯可能为应对城市内部的无人机袭击做好了准备，尤其是在面对难以干扰的线控无人机等新型威胁时，动能拦截技术的重要性日益凸显。

🛡️ 视频证据显示，在俄罗斯胜利日阅兵期间，普京的一名安保人员被拍到携带疑似“Yolka”拦截无人机及其发射装置。该装置外观特征，如前后多处带有螺旋桨的鳍片，与“Yolka”的设计高度吻合。

🎯 “Yolka”无人机是一种动能拦截器，设计用途是飞入来袭的无人机路径，通过物理碰撞来摧毁目标。这种技术对于应对当前日益增多的无人机威胁，尤其是难以通过电子战干扰的无人机，具有重要意义。

🚨 该视频的出现与俄罗斯在今年阅兵式上加强无人机防御的背景相符，特别是乌克兰曾威胁要用无人机进行干扰。这可能表明俄罗斯在防范来自城市内部的无人机袭击方面，也采取了相应的准备措施。

🧐 视频的真实性虽未获独立证实，但其部分场景与官方胜利日阅兵直播画面高度一致，包括普京与军官的互动以及安保人员的着装等细节，增加了其可信度。同时出现的其他安保人员也在官方画面中出现，进一步佐证了视频内容。

A new video appears to show one of Putin's bodyguards equipped with an interceptor drone.The footage aligns closely with Putin's inspection of commanders at this year's Victory Day parade.The device closely resembles the Yolka, designed to crash into incoming attack drones.

A newly surfaced video appears to show a member of Russian leader Vladimir Putin's security detail holding an interceptor drone while watching over his boss.

The undated clip was posted on Tuesday by Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov, a Ukrainian analyst known locally for his expertise on drone warfare.

The video appears to depict Putin inspecting and greeting senior uniformed officers in a parade-like fashion at Moscow's Red Square — a sign that the footage was filmed during a Victory Day parade on May 9.

In the footage, shot on the sidelines of the parade, a man can be seen in the foreground following Putin's movements while holding a device resembling a Russian Yolka interceptor drone and its launcher.

The Yolka, fired from a handheld launcher, features four fins on its front and another four larger fins with propellers on the back. In the clip, similar fins with propellers can be seen on the device in the man's hands.

The Yolka is a kinetic interceptor that's meant to fly into the path of an incoming first-person-view drone and destroy the attacking device by collision.

Business Insider could not independently verify the authenticity of the footage.

However, parts of the video align closely with a livestream of Putin meeting contingent commanders at this year's Victory Day parade. Several officers, such as a colonel of the Russian army and a colonel of the Russian airborne forces, are seen in both videos saluting and shaking hands with Putin.

The man seen holding the device is also dressed consistently with what Putin's bodyguard detail was wearing on that day: with a suit, navy blue tie, and a red lanyard.

Additionally, two of Putin's other bodyguards, seen in the clip of the apparent drone, can also be seen in official TV footage of the parade segment.

The appearance of a Yolka drone in Putin's security detail coincides with Russia's heightened drone defenses at this year's parade, which Ukraine threatened to disrupt with uncrewed aerial system attacks.

Long-range drone strikes that month had forced Moscow's four airports to close multiple times.

The Yolka, however, is more suited to fighting lighter drones, and its appearance at the parade could indicate that Russia also prepared a contingency for a drone attack from within the city.

While militaries have historically relied heavily on electronic warfare to counter uncrewed aerial threats, the recent rise of unjammable fiber-optic drones, which use cables instead of radio, has put greater emphasis on air defenses that use kinetic force.