Information Brief
02.07.2025
SIM cards from Poland and Lithuania in downed Shahed-type UAVs.
Currently, we are conducting research on the control systems of two Shahed-type combat UAVs, in which mobile modems (two in each UAV) with inserted SIM cards were discovered.
Sample No. 1
Shot down in the Kyiv region near the settlement of Chmyrivka.
SIM card No1:
Provider: ТЕЛЕ-2, russian federation
ICCID: 89701203595601177778
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SIM card No2:
Provider: T-mobile, Poland ICCID: 8948022124030285732U
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Sample No2
Shot down in Kirovohrad region (exact location not established)
SIM card No1:
Provide: MKS, russia ICCID: 8979800000056061525
SIM card No2:
Provider: PYLDYK, Lithuania
ICCID: 89370038009032595595
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According to our information, several attack drones were shot down, in which Lithuanian SIM cards were found.
Conclusions:
1. Considering the corridors where the drones with Lithuanian and Polish SIM cards were shot down, there is reason to believe that the drones were most likely moving towards areas near Ukraine's western border.
2. The presence of two SIM cards on the drones, one Russian and the other Polish or Lithuanian, suggests that the enemy has begun practical preparations for drone flights over the territories of Poland and Lithuania.
3. It is most likely that the technique of connecting drones to Polish mobile networks using Polish and Lithuanian SIM cards is being practiced.
4. We believe it is necessary to inform partners in Poland and Lithuania about the discovery of SIM cards from Polish and Lithuanian providers in Russian longrange attack drones.