Russia's 'Mnogotochie': The anti-drone bullet that splits into three after firing
Russia is supplying its forces with new Mnogotochie ammunition for drone interception. This specialized round splits into three projectiles after firing to widen the engagement
Russia is supplying its forces with new Mnogotochie ammunition for drone interception. This specialized round splits into three projectiles after firing to widen the engagement pattern.
The ammunition is compatible with standard Russian small arms and requires no modifications. It is available in two calibres and effective up to 300 meters
against drones. This development is part of a wider effort to counter unmanned aerial systems on the battlefield.
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