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Ukraine drops 'butterfly' anti-personnel sub-munitions from drones; ~100 found after night raid

Published 29 July 2026

Russian milblogger Two Majors reported that Ukrainian forces have begun dispersing PFM-type ‘butterfly’ (petal) anti-personnel sub-munitions via drone, with approximately 100 devices recovered on the ground after a single night operation. The channel issued warnings to civilians and soldiers not to handle found objects. If confirmed, the tactic extends Ukrainian drone payload use from direct-attack munitions to area-denial sub-munition dispersal.

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Два майора (Two Majors) adversary29 Jul 2026 Open the post

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