The M-Tac brand has released an original patch dedicated to UAV operators and their deadly night drones, which Ukrainian soldiers use to successfully destroy enemy equipment and manpower.
What used to be a children’s horror tale has now become a nightmare for the occupiers — they fear Ukrainian UAVs so much that they’ve nicknamed them “Baba Yaga.” In Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga is an evil old witch who flies in a mortar with a broom, hunting lost wanderers in the woods.
Since the enemy calls Ukrainian night drones “Baba Yaga,” it turns out that during the war, Baba Yaga has switched sides — now under the blue-and-yellow flag, she continues her ancient mission of eliminating our foes.
The patch depicts Junior Sergeant Baba Yaga wearing GPNVG-18 panoramic night-vision goggles and carrying PG-7M grenades, ready to drop them on the heads of invaders. Under the cover of darkness, she skillfully maneuvers her flying mortar, bypassing enemy EW systems and choosing the perfect moment to deliver a “special” gift straight to the target. The occupiers have no chance — they still haven’t invented protection from Baba Yaga.
The patch is made of high-quality PVC using 3D molding technology, giving it a realistic and dimensional appearance. It attaches to clothing or gear via loop.
