Thermobaric Weapons Video
This is not the only shocking video that has been released. The recent report of a Thermobaric bomb being dropped in Syria shows just how powerful and destructive the weapons are. The terrifying display of rockets taking off used by both terrorists and the military has been captured on video by multiple channels. But, this video of rockets igniting at an airport has gone viral on social media. The reason? It goes beyond thuddingly loud and deafening. This display of massive explosions has made the people around unaware of exactly what’s going on. Why? Experts say they are not just concerned about the viewers’ hearing, but also their sight as well. The destruction that a thermobaric weapon can cause was shown in a disturbing video from a military arsenal. The clip depicts two thermobaric bombs exploding and losing their oxygen-enriched fuel in the air, which fuses and then explodes. The explosion was such that atmospheric pressure was completely released, and the air was blown out into the open, producing a shockwave. The video has now gone viral on YouTube, Twitter, and Reddit, where the video is shared on any other media platform. The use of thermobaric weapons has been the topic of great focus among governments globally. Still, a lot remains to be known about this highly tech-inspiring and destructive device. In a recent video that went viral on YouTube, Twitter, and Reddit, two Lebanese soldiers were seen reflecting on how to avoid thermobaric explosions with improvised devices during wartime. This interesting yet informative clip takes you down the detailed journey to understand what these weapons are and how they work. Thermal surveys, thermobaric, or explosive decompression weapons, are weapons that use explosives to launch a plume of hot gas into the atmosphere. They are now being increasingly used by the military around the world to cause overpressure in the atmosphere. They are also used in order to create an artificial humanitarian crisis to overthrow leaders in authoritarian countries.
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