Which risk increased when defending Constantinople against sieges using Greek Fire?

💡 Explanation

Escalation of friendly fire risk followed using Greek Fire, because its trajectory control relied on siphons under pressure, projecting the flames outward; therefore flaming ships risked drifting back, rather than more precisely focused artillery.

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