What's a petrol bomb?
A petrol bomb is a makeshift explosive device typically made from a glass jug or milk bottle filled with fuel, such as petrol or diesel, and a rag or piece of cotton wool soaked in the fuel. It is generally thrown as a projectile and is designed to create a large and violent explosion.
A petrol bomb, also known as a Molotov cocktail, is a device made from a glass bottle filled with an inflammable liquid and a piece of cloth or cotton wool stuffed in the neck of the bottle. It is set alight and thrown at the target. The flaming bottle is used as a primitive yet effective weapon for setting fire to a vehicle, structure, or anything else.  The liquid inside the bottle often contains gasoline, alcohol, and sugar or any other combustible liquid. When thrown, the petrol bomb creates an inferno on impact which can cause extensive damage.
A petrol bomb is a makeshift explosive device typically made from a glass jug or milk bottle filled with fuel, such as petrol or diesel, and a rag or piece of cotton wool soaked in the fuel. It is generally thrown as a projectile and is designed to create a large and violent explosion.
A petrol bomb, also known as a Molotov cocktail, is a device made from a glass bottle filled with an inflammable liquid and a piece of cloth or cotton wool stuffed in the neck of the bottle. It is set alight and thrown at the target. The flaming bottle is used as a primitive yet effective weapon for setting fire to a vehicle, structure, or anything else.  The liquid inside the bottle often contains gasoline, alcohol, and sugar or any other combustible liquid. When thrown, the petrol bomb creates an inferno on impact which can cause extensive damage.