Ukrainian quadcopter effectively tears apart Russian self-propelled rocket launcher with one grenade (video)
I think you are about to see the most spectacular video of the destruction of Russian military equipment by an unmanned aerial vehicle.
Last year, the Ukrainian Armed Forces published several videos of Russian tanks being destroyed, with their turrets flying high up. Recently, the elimination of the Grad multiple rocket launcher system was demonstrated using a cluster munition. But the new video is able to surpass any of the previous videos.
#Ukraine: A Russian UR-77 mine clearing charge launcher was destroyed by the 79th Air Assault Brigade near Marinka, #Donetsk Oblast- using a 40mm HEDP grenade adapted to be dropped from a drone.
The outcome for a vehicle carrying at least 725 kg of explosives is as expected. pic.twitter.com/A5QUDfIAVQ
– 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) August 14, 2023
Soldiers of the 79th separate air assault brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to destroy a Russian self-propelled rocket launcher UR-77 “Meteorite” in Donetsk region. To do this, the quadcopter only needed to drop one grenade. The result exceeded all expectations.
The UR-77 was developed in 1977 on the basis of the 2C1 self-propelled howitzer. The rocket launcher carries out demining by creating a shock wave that affects mine detonators. “The Meteorite is capable of creating passageways approximately 6 meters wide and up to 90 meters long.
