Russia Straps Uranium Missiles to Geran-2 Drones
Remember when Moscow spent months throwing tantrums over depleted uranium tank shells? Turns out they are now strapping the stuff straight onto their own attack drones.
The SBU just confirmed six documented hits where Russian Geran-2 drones carried adapted R-60M air-to-air missiles packed with nuclear material that spiked radiation levels at impact sites by up to 80 times.
Forensic crews picked up both Uranium-235 and Uranium-238 from the wreckage, with gamma radiation hitting 24 microsieverts per hour against the safe baseline of 0.3. MacGyvering old air-to-air missiles onto flying mopeds just to contaminate Ukrainian soil is a brand-new peak of Russian military engineering.
Years of screaming about dirty bombs in international forums hit quite differently once the radioactive scrap starts falling from Russian wings.
Source: SSU
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