Which circumstance undermined Greek Fire effectiveness during sieges?

💡 Explanation

Unfavorable wind shifts caused Greek Fire to backdraft onto Byzantine vessels rather than the enemy's due to its projection method, because ships lacked modern aiming and propellant control; therefore wind was a critical constraint rather than fixed supply or sabotage.

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