5,000 Degrees Fahrenheit Is Really Hot: Ukraine’s Dragon Drones Are Now Burning Russian Tanks
In early September, Ukrainian forces began deploying hovering drones equipped with tanks full of thermite, a metal incendiary that sprays like a liquid and burns as hot as 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Russian forces cobbled together their own versions of the Ukrainian “dragon drone” a few weeks later.
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The Netherlands is investing 400 million euros to develop drones in partnership with Ukraine, Defense Minister Ruben ...
The Russian military has lost 59 artillery systems, 101 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), 15 tanks, and 101 vehicles in the ...
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The Netherlands has allocated €400 million to a joint project with Ukraine to produce drones for war effort, defence minister ...
Ukrainian authorities have issued a fresh update on their latest count of Russian military losses in the ongoing conflict.
(Reuters) - Israel intercepted early on Monday two aerial targets launched from the east after sirens went off in the central areas of Rishon Letsiyon and Palmachim, the military said on the one-year ...
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