Mi-28N/NM and Ka-52/M helicopters are actively engaged in intercepting FP-1 and MICH drones , serving as specialized hunters in rear areas alongside Tor-M2 and Pantsir-S1M systems. The Mi-28 utilizes the 30mm 2A42 cannon for close-range engagements, supported by OPS-28M multispectral optics and N025 rotor-top radar to detect low-RCS targets up to 5 km. Automated fire control calculates lead angles to minimize ammunition waste. Ka-52M holds an advantage in poor weather due to its advanced