A Ukrainian quadrocopter spectacularly ripped to pieces a Russian UR-77 "Meteorite" self-propelled demining rocket launcher with 700kg of explosives with a single grenade
It seems that now you will see the most spectacular video of the destruction of Russian military equipment with the help of a drone.
Here's What We Know
Last year, the Armed Forces of Ukraine published several videos of the destruction of Russian tanks with their turrets flying high up. Recently, the elimination of a Grad multiple rocket launcher system using a cluster munition was demonstrated. But the new video is capable of surpassing any of the previous videos.
#Ukraine: A Russian UR-77 mine clearing charge launcher was destroyed by the 79th Air Assault Brigade near Marinka, #Donetsk Oblast- using a 40mm HEDP grenade adapted to be dropped from a drone.
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The outcome for a vehicle carrying no less than 725kg of explosives is as expected. pic.twitter.com/A5QUDfIAVQ
Soldiers of the 79th Independent Airborne Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to destroy a Russian self-propelled demining rocket launcher UR-77 "Meteorite" in Donetsk region. For this purpose, the quadrocopter dropped only one grenade. The result exceeded all expectations.
The UR-77 was developed in 1977 on the basis of the 2S1 self-propelled howitzer. The rocket launcher carries out demining by creating a shock wave that affects mine fuses. "Meteorite" is capable of creating passages about 6 metres wide and up to 90 metres long.
Source: @UAWeapons
