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The machine gun is capable of firing 5,000 rounds a minute. Russian soldiers appeared to have narrowly escaped death when a repurposed weapon spun out of control while firing bullets. In video circulating on social media, a soldier is seen being thrown off the four-barrel machine gun – capable of firing 5,000 rounds a minute – as it continues to fire, while troops dive for cover. The weapon is said to have been repurposed from an attack helicopter and was intended to be used to combat Ukrainian drones. Video of the incident has been shared online by Russian military bloggers who have suggested it is not AI-generated. In video posted on Telegram, a solider is heard saying, “fire when ready”, as another stands behind the gun. When the gun, said to be a YakB-12.7 rotary machinegun, stops firing, one solider is heard asking, “is everyone alive?”. No injuries or deaths have been reported. It is not clear when the mishap occurred.
The machine gun is capable of firing 5,000 rounds a minute. Russian soldiers appeared to have narrowly escaped death when a repurposed weapon spun out of control while firing bullets. In video circulating on social media, a soldier is seen being thrown off the four-barrel machine gun – capable of firing 5,000 rounds a minute – as it continues to fire, while troops dive for cover. The weapon is said to have been repurposed from an attack helicopter and was intended to be used to combat Ukrainian drones. Video of the incident has been shared online by Russian military bloggers who have suggested it is not AI-generated. In video posted on Telegram, a solider is heard saying, “fire when ready”, as another stands behind the gun. When the gun, said to be a YakB-12.7 rotary machinegun, stops firing, one solider is heard asking, “is everyone alive?”. No injuries or deaths have been reported. It is not clear when the mishap occurred.

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