HomeWorldConflictsA Russian soldier captures footage of a Ukrainian “Dragon” drone in action at close range. The drone’s strike results in the destruction of positions and the death of three servicemen.
A Russian soldier captures footage of a Ukrainian “Dragon” drone in action at close range.
The drone’s strike results in the destruction of positions and the death of three servicemen.
October 9, 2024
A Russian soldier captures footage of a Ukrainian “Dragon” drone in action at close range. The drone’s strike results in the destruction of positions and the death of three servicemen.
by ProTupper
6 comments
Ah man, I wanted to see the death and destruction. Fuck it I’ll just replay the 67th GRAU/Karachev arsenal soundtrack a few more times.
It’s just a prank bro
“Pray for your life when there’s signs of a storm, but praying won’t help when the dragons come forth.”
Where do you get info on the claim about 3 deaths?
the claim about the 3 deaths has to be made up… this will seriously wound people and definitely destroy positions, but they had enough time to get away from being killed…
Even if they didn’t cause damage, the psychological effect on the Russians on the ground already seems to be worth something.
Having seen some footage of the after effects, I’m curious to see the results of this one. From the sound of it, there are at least a handful of Russians trying to shoot it down.
I guess that the only positive thing about seeing this come towards your position is that you can see them coming, unlike many of those FPV drones that just become clearly visible enough at the last moment.
6 comments
Ah man, I wanted to see the death and destruction. Fuck it I’ll just replay the 67th GRAU/Karachev arsenal soundtrack a few more times.
It’s just a prank bro
“Pray for your life when there’s signs of a storm, but praying won’t help when the dragons come forth.”
Where do you get info on the claim about 3 deaths?
the claim about the 3 deaths has to be made up… this will seriously wound people and definitely destroy positions, but they had enough time to get away from being killed…
Even if they didn’t cause damage, the psychological effect on the Russians on the ground already seems to be worth something.
Having seen some footage of the after effects, I’m curious to see the results of this one. From the sound of it, there are at least a handful of Russians trying to shoot it down.
I guess that the only positive thing about seeing this come towards your position is that you can see them coming, unlike many of those FPV drones that just become clearly visible enough at the last moment.