Russia-Ukraine war: When drones get too close, these bullets become soldier's final shield

In the Russia-Ukraine war, soldiers are facing an increasing threat from drones, prompting the development of specialized anti-drone bullets. These bullets are designed to fragment and damage drones at close range, providing a crucial defense against reconnaissance and kamikaze drone attacks. Developed by India's ARDE and private firms, these innovative munitions ensure that even small infantry units can effectively counter aerial threats, highlighting a significant evolution in modern warfare tactics. This advancement underscores the growing importance of drone technology in military conflicts and the need for corresponding defensive measures.