Russian forces have begun upgrading their mass destruction systems. For example, Shahed-136 drones are now being equipped with thermobaric explosive devices designed to maximize casualties and cause extensive damage in enclosed spaces.

Over the past six months, the frequency of these attacks has increased. Information from a secret drone assembly site, "Alabuga," in Tatarstan reveals ongoing weapon enhancements. These modified drones, weighing approximately 50 kilograms, now carry thermobaric charges that reach temperatures of 2400–2600°C and release over 2,300 fragments in the form of 9mm pellets. The blast instantly fills enclosed spaces with searing heat, while the shockwave severely impacts the lungs and auditory organs.

This new threat makes the traditional "two walls" safety rule inadequate. To improve protection, you need two solid barriers and the ability to seal rooms with doors to prevent fire clouds from spreading into your shelter area. However, the best defense remains finding refuge in a designated shelter as quickly as possible.

Previously, "Direct Inclusion" explained why approaching or touching missile or drone debris is extremely dangerous. The material is available via the link.