That's where the molten thermite comes into play. Burning Watermelon produces small, sleek-looking munitions that can be attached to a drone like a regular explosive payload. The drone can then ...

The drone hovers, and slowly, methodically, 'breathes' a stream of fire, tentatively identified as molten thermite, up and down the hidden positions. Both Russian and Ukrainian Telegram channels ...

A drone then approaches the vehicle from above and drops molten thermite, causing it to catch fire and become consumed by the blaze. Truly unique combat footage: a "dragon" drone spews molten ...

A series of videos posted on social media, including on Telegram from the Ukrainian Defense Ministry on Wednesday, show the low-flying drones dropping torrents of fire – actually molten metal ...

"Eastern Ukraine, a Ukrainian drone drops molten thermite on a Russian-held treeline, setting it ablaze," open-source X, formerly Twitter, user OSINT Technical said, sharing the footage circulated ...

A drone then approaches the tank from above and spews what looks like lava, but is actually molten thermite. Ukraine’s 30th Mechanized Brigade circulated the video on X on Friday, showing the ...

Footage showed the moment a Ukrainian drone dropped the molten substance on Russian soldiers holding an area of forest in eastern Ukraine. Thermite is a mix of aluminum and rust which reaches ...

Wars of necessity spawn weapons innovation as each side tries to counter the other's tactics and punch through defenses. For instance—as the Russian invasion of Ukraine has made drone warfare ...

Ukrainian forces are using drones to release molten thermite on Russian armor and positions. The tactic helps Kyiv make sure that damaged Russian tanks can't be fixed up for battle again.