Loop and burned: the Armed Forces showed a new use of drone Dragon near Pokrovsk (video)

The Ukrainian drone locked over the hiding place of soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in the Pokrovsky direction. Not only trees but also buildings are burning about the FPV-thermits in the Telegram channel in factum. A post with the example of a new use of Drone Dragon of the Armed Forces appeared in the channel on the day on September 13. The post contained a three -minute video on which the reconnaissance drone shows the work of a burning UAV.

We see that the device flies over homes and farm buildings. It pours from it the ignition mixture on all objects below. It flies without obstacles, loams in arbitrary directions, rises and lowers and tightly processes all surfaces and possible hiding places of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The author of the message explained that the entry shows how FPV-thermitis can destroy not only flammable objects (such as trees), but also more serious things.

"As an example, it is a video where Termitite burns the yard with the house where the Russians sit," - explained in the insert channel. The authors of the message did not indicate when and which unit of the Armed Forces made a video of the Dron Dragon. Osint investigators managed to geolocation of the image. They indicated that the event took place in the village of Mikhailivka in the Pokrovsky direction.

The courtyard in which the Russians hid, is located on Central Street at a distance of about 3 km from the line of fighting on the outskirts of Selidovo. It should be noted that in August-September 2024 the Ukrainian military began to publish examples of the use of drones that spilled the flow of fire. Such devices were called "flying flamethrowers", FPV thermits, drones. Bild Bild Military Viewer explained the principle of operation of such a device.

According to him, he carries a container with a termite. Termite is a flammable substance that includes aluminum powder and metals oxides. When ignited, it burns with a temperature of 2300-2700 degrees (for comparison, phosphorus-900 degrees, napalm-800-1000). On September 9, OSINT Analysis of Moklasen published a map at which he marked the points at that time on the front where the Armed Forces used the FPV-Termit.