5,000 Degrees Fahrenheit Is Really Hot: Ukraine’s Dragon Drones Are Now Burning Russian Tanks
In early September, Ukrainian forces began deploying hovering drones equipped with tanks full of thermite, a metal incendiary that sprays like a liquid and burns as hot as 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Russian forces cobbled together their own versions of the Ukrainian “dragon drone” a few weeks later.
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