Defence News
Russia Developing Unmanned Flame-Throwing Systems
The Russian army will soon receive unmanned flame-throwing systems for its nuclear, biological, and chemical protection (NBCP) troops, Izvestia reported, citing sources.
According to the Moscow-based news outlet, the flame-throwers are part of the new weapon systems accepted by the Russian Ministry of Defense for deployment with NBCP troops.
The outlet cited experts as saying that the flame-throwing kits, to be fitted on unmanned aircraft or quadcopters, will be particularly effective in urban combat and to destroy enemy fortifications. “They will help save the lives of civilians and soldiers in street battles,” the outlet added.