Probably not, but definitely rockets and missiles.

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https://t.me/kiber_boroshno/10054

“It provides reliable and safe storage, protects against air and missile strikes and even against the damaging effects of a nuclear explosion,” this is how Deputy Defense Minister Bulgakov, who is now arrested for corruption, spoke in 2018 about the missile arsenal under construction in Toropets, which was attacked tonight.

" If we store the current arsenals with what they used to be - storage in open areas and in wooden storage facilities - and today in concrete (storages), the difference will be approximately this: either wear a bulletproof vest that protects against bullets and shrapnel, or wear one without one," the Deputy Minister of Defense said at the time. Bulgakov added that the arsenal meets “the highest world standards.”

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The 107th GRAU arsenal was often used to store various munitions, including 122-mm rockets for the Grad MLRS and 82-mm mortar shells - OSINT researcher Tatarigami.

Those aren’t fragmentary. The point is a grenade can be many things, not just a hand-tossed fragmentary explosive.

A grenade is a fragmentation device

What about HE grenades, incendiary grenades, anti-armor grenades, etc?

Any type of RPG.

So you would prefer they use the term “rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launcher”, correct?

Anti-tank grenades were originally hand-tossed.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-tank_grenade

“This killer FPV drone was sponsored by Onshape and PCBway,”

296.19 footlong hot dogs per second

https://vmz.bg/en/production/rocket-propelled-grenades-for-disposable-grenade-launcher

That’s the link to the source on Telegram. Here is the link to the video.

Belize-owned, Turkish operated, under the flag of St. Kitts & Nevis

A Turkish operated merchant vessel, the MV Aya, has been hit by a Russian Kh-22 missile launched by a Tu-22M Backfire bomber. The Belize-owned, St. Kitts & Nevis flagged ship was sailing from the port of Chornomorsk, carrying 26,550 tons of grain for Egypt

https://www.navalnews.com/naval-news/2024/09/civilian-grain-ship-hit-by-russian-kh-22-missile-in-black-sea/

They are remotely detonated.

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That’s how they burn us out. Kamikaze flies and scatters some kind of burning substance and it will fall later…

It could be simpler and/or more robust to have fixed wheels.