What are kamikaze drones? Here's how Russia and Ukraine are using them
The drones that Russia has been deploying, Ukrainian and U.S. officials say, are manufactured in Iran, where they are known as Shahed-136s.
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The drones that Russia has been deploying, Ukrainian and U.S. officials say, are manufactured in Iran, where they are known as Shahed-136s.
Recently photos surfaced on social media providing some of the first evidence that Russia is using a new and terrifying weapon in its war against Ukraine: a killer drone that can dive bomb into targets, destroying them with little notice.
President Joe Biden is ramping up efforts to help Ukraine fight back amid Russia’s invasion, announcing a new and extensive package Wednesday he said would “provide unprecedented assistance” to the country. The increase in military aid includes a delivery of 100 Switchblade drones, small and precise weapons packed with explosives that are able to strike targets in “kamikaze” fashion, according to a U.S. official.
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