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Watch Russian Kamikaze Drone Destroy Ukrainian Stronghold
Watch Russian Kamikaze Drone Destroy Ukrainian Stronghold
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Russia is actively using loitering munition en course of special military operation for it is capable of selective targeting and allows to carry out high-precision strikes.
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Russia's Ministry of Defense has published footage showing the destruction of a fortified outpost in the South Donetsk direction with loitering munition – a projectile more commonly known as a kamikaze drone.By definition, this weaponry can loiter – passively wait – for a target and immediately attack once it is located. However, they are called kamikaze drones for a reason – they don`t survive the attack due to the built-in warhead.
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Watch Russian Kamikaze Drone Destroy Ukrainian Stronghold
13:42 GMT 11.06.2023 (Updated: 12:48 GMT 19.06.2023) Russia is actively using loitering munitions as part of the special military operation due to its capability to target selectively and carry out high-precision strikes.
Russia's Ministry of Defense has published footage showing the destruction of a fortified outpost in the South Donetsk direction
with loitering munition – a projectile more commonly known as a kamikaze drone.
By definition, this weaponry can loiter – passively wait – for a target and immediately attack once it is located. However,
they are called kamikaze drones for a reason – they don`t survive the attack due to the built-in warhead.
