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| More on the Russian anti-aircraft countermeasures |
| 2022-03-16 |
| [MSN] Russia has deployed a mystery munition in Ukraine that's stumped ballistic experts. The munitions are decoys meant to trick air-defense radars and heat-seeking missiles, the New York Times reported, and are released from Iskander-M short-range ballistic missiles. They are each about a foot long and shaped like a dart with an orange tail, American intelligence officials say. The devices produce radio signals to confuse enemy radars attempting to locate the missiles, and they also contain a heat source to attract other missiles. |
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