Russia's Gerbera-2 drone now carries a 10-kg warhead and an incendiary mixture bag
Photos from a Ukrainian Telegram channel show that the larger Russian Gerbera-2 drone has a separate soft tank of incendiary mixture behind its main charge. The Gerbera was originally built as a cheap lookalike of the Shahed drone.
Russia's Gerbera drone, originally built as a cheap imitation of the Shahed-type attack drone, is now flying with a 10-kilogram warhead and an incendiary payload. This is shown by photos published on a Ukrainian Telegram channel.
The images show the larger variant, the Gerbera-2. Behind its main explosive charge sits a separate soft tank filled with an incendiary mixture. This gives the drone an additional burning effect on top of the ordinary blast of its warhead.
The available information does not say where or how often such drones have been used, nor how many are being produced. The photos come from a Telegram channel, so the details rest on the material published there.
