The AFU Began Using Drones The Size Of A Cigarette Packet

A warhead weighing a few hundred grams can cause severe damage.

Miniature kamikaze drones the size of a pack of cigarettes have begun to be used at the front. Telegram channel "Military Chronicle" drew attention to the corresponding video.

The video showed a drone of the AFU with a small frame. The distance between the engines is less than the length of an average man's palm. The report noted that the concept of "flying munition" was formed long ago. The apparatus with a minimum amount of explosive is designed to hit individual fighters.

The warhead weighing a few hundred grams can cause heavy damage, but such a drone has a number of disadvantages. "The small battery allows it to fly for only a short time, and the insignificant payload makes it difficult to use, as the application of such drones needs to be much more precise," the channel writes.

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