
Photos of fragments of a cumulative-cutting special load (CRSN) used on Russian Geran drones to destroy power lines have appeared online.
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Russian Geranium drones are used during combat operations.
Fragments of the cumulative-cutting special load (CRSN) carried by the Russian Geran drones were shown in the photo. The Telegram channel “Military Informant” drew attention to the relevant footage.
The enemy published a photo that supposedly shows a fragment of the KRSN. It is believed that this warhead is designed to destroy power lines. It consists of tubular elements that form a cumulative “knife”.
Kyiv states that the KRSN consists of a main charge weighing 40 kilograms and four cutting charges.
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