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Drakarys in Ukrainian style: a video shows how an FPV drone with a flamethrower burns down Russian army positions in Zaporizhzhia. Video
FPV drone with a flamethrower burns out Russian army positions in Zaporizhzhia
In the Zaporizhzhia sector, a Ukrainian FPV drone carried out a spectacular attack on the positions of the Russian occupiers who were hiding in the landing. It simply scorched the territory, destroying the enemy.
The video of this attack was published on the "KiberBoroshno" telegram channel. The drone, equipped with an incendiary mixture, first captured the edge of the landing and then methodically burned it, forcing the enemy to leave their hiding places.
"A company of striking unmanned aerial vehicles of the 108th Separate Tank Brigade is burning down a landing with an FPV drone. Location: north of Ukrainske, Zaporizhzhia region," the message says.
In the video, you can see how the drone gradually moves inside the forest belt, burning everything in its path.
As a reminder, the day before, on September 1, the total combat losses of the Russian invaders amounted to 1300 people. Also, Ukrainian soldiers neutralized nine tanks, 26 armored combat vehicles, ten artillery systems, one MLRS, 30 tactical UAVs, 44 vehicles, and two units of occupiers' special equipment.
The day before, it became known that the soldiers of the 3rd Separate Mechanized Brigade in the Kharkiv region destroyed a "Tor" air defense system and a heavy flamethrower system "Solntsepyok." The soldiers recorded the process of "demilitarization" on video.
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