3 minutes agoFire bombs used in Tirana protest could kill people
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)At the May 11th rally, protesters dropped Molotov bombs on the two institutions -- Prime Minister and Parliament. Star Broduy, a military chemist by profession, shows that Molotov bombs were used during the Spanish civil war in the 1930s, originally for combat purposes against armoured vehicles and fortified facilities. “In glass bottles filled with gasoline, with [...]
“In glass bottles filled with gasoline, with an outside lighter. It could be an industrially prepared lighter, or even a piece of cloth attached to it and coated with gasoline, which keeps the fire on fire until the bottle goes into the object. The burning temperature in both is about 1,000 degrees high. Whether it's thin or normal gasoline or it's coagulated with different chemicals or other substances added to”, Brudiff said.
Artifacts were baptized under the name “molotov” sarcastically by Finnish war forces, during the Russian-finandish war, or as the winter war “” is otherwise known in 1939. The Finnishs hit Soviet Foreign Minister Vjaceslav Molotov's military forces with these bombs.
The biggest risk is when it falls on the human body, as it has a very high temperature, and the burning is immediate, especially when it is nonbled gasoline. This does not give the touch time to end it. The one who will help someone who is affected must be very quick. The burnout of fuel used for Molotov bombs is done by isolating it with someone else's clothes, blankets or jacket. As long as the fuel doesn't get air”, said Berdufi.
Otherwise, the Molotov has been used massively by the Soviet Army in World War II, on tanks and German autobuldes. Today it is used by the guerrillas to cause damage to the police force. /Tch/
