Можно ли гражданскому сбить вражеский дрон?

Can a civilian shoot down an enemy drone with a hunting rifle and avoid jail time? In theory, the law recognizes concepts such as self-defense and extreme necessity. In practice, things are much more severe: shooting outside designated areas, risking hitting the wrong target, failing to accurately identify the target, or having a drone crash into people or buildings—and instead of being considered a hero, you can easily become a defendant in a criminal case. In this episode, I explore the line between "a guy saved an oil depot" and "a guy caused problems for himself and others." We'll discuss whether civilians can shoot at drones, what the law says, why Alexander Yudayev's case ended with an award rather than a criminal charge, and why repeating such a thing is almost always a bad idea. No heroization, no armchair air defense, and no advice on "how to shoot down." Just legal logic, common sense, and the harsh reality for armed civilians. _________________________ Shumnyy Merch (Ozon-Store): https://www.ozon.ru/seller/shumnyy-me... Purchasing patches is the best way to support the project! _________________________ Shum on Telegram: https://t.me/shumtg Shum on VK: https://vk.com/public219858025 For collaboration inquiries: https://t.me/shumadmi _________________________ My text blog (about everything except weapons): https://t.me/mnenietg _________________________ "Shum" is a project about civilian firearms in Russia. We review various guns and discuss gun culture and gun laws.