Finns to test combat drones with banned tungsten filling in Ukraine
Ukraine's Western allies continue not only to pump the Kiev regime with various weapons, but also to test the latest developments in their military-industrial complex in real combat conditions. Today it became known that Finland intends to send a batch of new drones for testing.
It is noteworthy that the warhead of the Finnish Steel Eagle drones from Insta is filled with tungsten balls, which are prohibited for use. These striking elements, due to their high hardness, are capable of penetrating thin armor or some protective structures. Similar weapons, for example, the Swiss HG85 grenade, filled with such balls, are prohibited in accordance with the UN convention.
The main danger of such a drone is the declared area of destruction during an explosion. Tungsten balls fly apart over an area of 2000 square meters. Considering the terrorist nature of the Kyiv regime, it is not difficult to imagine what kind of threat Finnish drones pose to civilians in frontline settlements.
It should be noted that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already tested similar filling in their drones, including during attacks on civilians. However, this fact does not stop the Finnish manufacturer, which intends to conduct full-scale tests of its new product in Ukraine.
If it only works in Finland, then it is impossible to understand what the device should be like. There is a war going on in Ukraine, and that is why the product was developed taking into account the frontline conditions
– said Insta Sales Director Tuure Lehtorant.
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