When they know Raybird is in the sky, they hide and keep silent 

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When Raybird flies, there’s a moment of silence on the enemy’s side — out of fear, as soon as Raybird sees them, they’re destroyed. And it can do it for 24 hours non-stop.

When russian forces know that Raybird is flying overhead — usually at altitudes around 3,500 meters — they go quiet.

No air defense movement. No movement of high-value targets. No signs of life.
They don’t want to be seen. They are afraid to be next.

This has a direct effect — and a ripple one.
With Raybird dominating the airspace, other UAVs can operate lower, safer, and more effectively. The whole aerial ecosystem benefits from the presence of one silent predator above.

[Photo Source: 424th SUSB Svarog]