Within Byzantine naval sieges, which risk increased when Greek fire projectors became inoperable?

💡 Explanation

Loss of Greek fire increased the risk of ramming because its primary mechanism, suppressing enemy ship advances with flames, failed on approach. Therefore, defenders became vulnerable to direct hull breaches, rather than repelling from a safe distance.

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