Why Ukraine Is Cannibalizing Brand New Weapons For Drone Warheads

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Everything from mortar bombs to grenades to rocket warheads, in fact pretty much anything small enough, gets carried by a drone.

Why is Ukraine cannibalizing a perfectly good Bazooka-type weapons for a drone warhead?

That does not mean that more AT4s will not be disassembled.“Even if the battlefield dynamics changed in the future in a manner where Ukrainians in the defense could use shoulder fired AT4's more routinely I'd argue they are still better employed on FPVs,” says Davis.