Russia Test Launched a Big Anti-Tank Missile From a Civilian Drone

In the realm of modern warfare, Russian civilian volunteers have elevated drone combat by attaching a potent anti-tank guided missile, the 9M111 Fagot, to a heavy-duty quadcopter named Perun-F. This innovative quadcopter, based on a Chinese agricultural drone, can carry a 110-pound payload and launch missiles while landed, providing a tactical advantage. Despite challenges like the unguided nature of the missile without a human operator on the drone, potential solutions include tethering to the missile's original guidance system or developing a remote-control link. Experts note the technical complexities but see potential for unique airborne hits, showcasing the evolving landscape of drone warfare.

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