The concern Techmash (part of Rostec) is considering the possibility of creating projectiles for multiple launch rocket systems that will hit targets with electromagnetic pulses, Techmash Deputy Director General Alexander Kochkin told TASS.
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According to open sources, electromagnetic projectiles generate a powerful electromagnetic pulse when blown up (Picture source: Artur Lebedev/TASS)
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According to open sources, electromagnetic projectiles generate a powerful electromagnetic pulse when blown up (Picture source: Artur Lebedev/TASS)
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