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Kamikaze drone operators serving in the Russian Armed Forces are now playing one of the key roles in combat operations on the fronts of the special operation, destroying enemy manpower and equipment. So, today, footage was published on the Internet in which a Russian FPV drone struck an American-made M2A2 Bradley BMP in service with the Ukrainian army head-on.
The enemy equipment was moving along a country road when, quite unexpectedly, a Russian barrage munition appeared right in front of it. His camera recorded a sharp approach with enemy armored vehicles.
Such cameras allow you to strike at the enemy with jewelry precision, causing significant damage to him in all directions.
Barrage ammunition flies into windows and doors of rooms where enemy soldiers are stationed. And also into dugouts and trenches. Moving along a complex trajectory, they are able to overcome the enemy's fortifications or find vulnerabilities in his defense. FPV drones can operate effectively both during daylight hours and at night.
For enemy armored vehicles, they became a real nightmare, appearing suddenly and hitting them. Recently, kamikaze drones have become probably the most effective tool in the fight against all types of armored military equipment, including tanks. Due to the threats posed by FPV drones, the enemy begins to use all sorts of additional devices for protection.
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