Recently in Ukraine, a Russian Lancet drone, often referred to as a kamikaze drone, targeted a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle as reported by @raging545 on X on april, 30, 2024. Despite the attack, the vehicle’s advanced armor effectively prevented significant damage. This incident occurred amid escalating tensions in the region, testing modern defense technologies and underlining the increasing role of such equipment in conflict zones. Read full Defense news.
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Images of a Bradley M2A2 (left), with its reactive armor (bottom right), after it was allegedly hit by a Russian Lancet drone (top right) (Picture source: X Channel @raging545)
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Images of a Bradley M2A2 (left), with its reactive armor (bottom right), after it was allegedly hit by a Russian Lancet drone (top right) (Picture source: X Channel @raging545)
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