Shahed-136: weapon of terror | Iranian flying moped

What are weapons for? Probably to inflict damage on enemy troops. That's what we all thought. However, Russia's war with Ukraine shows us that weapons can be used not only for military purposes. The russian army is using its arsenal not only on military targets, but also on civilian targets that are far behind the Ukrainian lines. Since artillery cannot reach these targets, the Russians use strategic and tactical missiles, as well as cheap drones to launch terrorist strikes. The most mass-produced UAV for terrorist attacks by russia has been the Iranian Shahed-136, which it calls "Geranium-2" in its propaganda to hide its origin.
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[@AndyFromBeaverton]

So why are Russian UAVs called weapons of terror but the same is not said of Ukrainian UAVs.

[@teodor4ik183]

1. Its not about weapon. Its about usage.
2. As a defending side in fhis conflict, Ukraine use anything possible to survive. But even so. Can u write a number of civilians killed by UA drones in direct strikes?

[@othersideoftheconflict]

actuale you can look it up around 212 civilian deaths in 2023 of ukraine attacks on russia

[@teodor4ik183]

@@othersideoftheconflict uav attacks? Not shooted down, or jammed, not sam rocket parts, etc. Exact high range uav attacks?

[@XRENDERMAN]

​@@othersideoftheconflictUkraine don't target civilians intentionally. Russia does. Yes there will be accidential casualties.

[@gagadget.international]

In first 20 seconds we are explain why.

[@xlaylaylayx]

Such a BS… 😂😂😂 Good luck with that narrative