How Ukraine's grenade-dropping drones changed war | War on Tape | Daily Mail



When the Ukraine war began, drones were a rarity that few soldiers thought or worried about – now they are everywhere and troops have to be constantly on their guard against them, or suffer deadly consequences. Here, War on Tape explains how grenade-dropping drones work, what they’re used for, and how they’re changing warfare forever. We also speak to a frontline reporter who has experienced first-hand what it’s like to be hunted by these murderous machines.

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48 thoughts on “How Ukraine's grenade-dropping drones changed war | War on Tape | Daily Mail”

  1. Ukrainians are NOT pioneers. The first drop bombs by commercial drone were used by ISIS in Syria & Iraq. Know your history. There used to be hundreds of videos of it on YouTube, but the media took it all down. They have also been used since 2021 in Myanmar. Bad journalism.

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  2. The problem is that the Ukrainians were not being prepared for the attack of Russians, but for the barbecue on May 9, "And the population rejoiced and applauded the invitation to the barbecue, not knowing that they and their children would be the meat for the barbecue.",,,

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  3. Let's not forget that the Russians are doing the same thing as well.

    Back in 2022, a video came out showing a Chinese made Skyeye 6000 or Skyeye 5000 being used as a kamakazi drone to attack an oil refinery in Russia and it was used by the Ukrainians as a recon drone too. These is a drone sold on Chinese commerce websites. Fast forward a few months later, the russians started to do the same thing against the Ukrainians.

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  4. If the entry of NoKor regular army (now 12,000) and undetermined number of Red Chinese troops is not already an escalation then what it is? The USA and the West should not turn a blind eye on this horrible situation. They should know that after Ukraine, RazzzPutin with enough confidence, will retake Alaska which the Ruzzians claimed belongs to them and they will force the integration of former European soviet satellite states such as Poland, Estonia, East Germany, etc…

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  5. No, drones are not divided into those "two categories" (I know what I'm talking about)
    In fact it was not an American mk1 grenade, it was a soviet F1 grenade.
    After this – I don't see any point in watching it any further, you spent a lot of money on your 3d graphics and screwed it up with low quality journalism

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  6. No explanation of how FPV kamikaze drones are assembled and operated despite them being mentioned several times in the second half of the report and them appearing to be quite ubiquitous on the battlefield?

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  7. Could they not put an Arduino/raspberry pi to run a CCIP? Would probably need a laser range finder, but would increase accuracy ten fold

    (Continuously Calculated Impact Point)

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  8. With North Korea involved now, I imagine South Korea will be chomping at the bit to get more advanced drones to Ukraine. They're already talking about making stealth FPV drones with hydrogen fuel cells that run silently.

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