The tail rotor emitted a piercing whine, delivering full power as the speed suddenly surged from over a hundred kilometers per hour to three hundred kilometers, greatly enhancing maneuverability and swiftly closing in on the target.
They were like silent, stealthy assassins, quietly approaching the unsuspecting prey.
At the moment of lock-on, they were like the arrival of death, unleashing all their energy, swift and decisive, leaving the opponent no time to utter a scream.
The first cruise missile precisely cut through the tail rudder of a "Black Hawk."
The helicopter was skimming just meters above the ground, with the pilot focused on maintaining stability using the altimeter and radar.
At the moment of attack, the pilot only felt the fuselage shake violently as if pushed hard by a giant hand.
Immediately afterwards, the control stick lost control, and the helicopter veered like a kite with a broken string, crashing into the sloped roof of a two-story villa.
