New Russian FPV Drone Injures Five in Kharkiv
Russian UAV equipped with anti-tank mine reportedly targets private houses, injuring civilians and police officers.
A recent attack by a Russian Molniya-2 FPV drone has resulted in five injuries in the Kupiansk area of Kharkiv Oblast.
As per Kharkiv Region Police, attack injured three police officers and two civilians.
The drone, equipped with a 9.5-kilogram anti-tank mine TM-62M, struck private homes and outbuildings.
The Molniya-2, with its twin-engine power plant, has demonstrated its lifting capacity and precision, surpassing other UAVs like the Lancet-3 in destructive potential, as per Russian Arms.
These drones require launch from catapult systems at altitudes over 3 meters, with a range of 7-10 km when carrying such heavy payloads.
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