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Explosions will be more powerful: the warhead of the Ukrainian attack drone "Lyuty" increased by 1.5 times

By: Anton Kratiuk | today, 19:38

The Ukrainian drone Lyuty is a serious threat to Russian military and fuel infrastructure facilities. This particular attack drone has been successfully striking oil depots, refineries, arsenals, airfields and barracks.

Earlier it was stated that the Lyuty carried 50kg of explosives, but Ukrainian engineers made it even more dangerous.

Here's What We Know

Representatives of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (GUR) of Ukraine reported that the drone's warhead has been increased by 1.5 times to 75kg.

Such a modification was used to attack the Saratov oil refinery and "Lyuty", having travelled 600 km, perfectly coped with the task.

Source: Radio Liberty

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