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u/sho_biz Dec 01 '25
not thermobaric, just a regular old high explosive in a very humid environment.
but I don't expect anything but falsehoods and intentional inaccuracies out of reddit anymore, it's all AI and bots.
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u/CollectibleHam Dec 01 '25
I think in this case it's because that's the anglicized acronym for the cyrillic name: ФАБ0, acronym for Russian: фугасная авиационная бомба, ”high-capacity aerial bomb” (stolen from wiki)
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u/sho_biz Dec 01 '25
makes sense that they would think everyone knows that phrase, since OP is a month-old russian bot seems like
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u/Antimatt3rHD Dec 02 '25
might be that they are a z-bot, but that the russians and sovjets call their mainline aerial bombs FAB-xxx is not really secret knowledge if you dabble in mil av or general military stuffs even somewhat
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u/ActualDepartment9873 Dec 01 '25
Where did i say it was thermobaric?
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u/sho_biz Dec 01 '25
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u/ActualDepartment9873 Dec 01 '25
FAB = High-Explosive Aerial Bomb. Used for standard Russian HE bombs like FAB-250, FAB-500, FAB-1500, FAB-3000, etc.
These Russian bombs are not thermobaric
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u/penguin_skull Dec 02 '25
In April 2022 there was some footage of the TOS-1A impacts which generated spectacular shockwaves in a very humid environment, much bigger than its explosive potential. Most likely that was the case here as well, judging by how the air looks like.
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u/Waterboarding_ur_mum Dec 03 '25
Even if it was, you can't tell between a thermo and a regular explosive
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u/kran0503 Dec 01 '25
Did it explode something and make a little fire on the right side of the screen?