The simulator of a ground-based nuclear explosion will be used in military exercises and practical exercises, the developers assured.
Russian developers have created a new simulator of a ground-based nuclear explosion. It was planned to be used for military exercises. The present tense is writing about it.
According to the publication, a new simulator of a ground-based nuclear explosion was patented at the Russian Military Academy of Logistics named after Army General Khrulev. Its use “will improve the quality of training of Ground Forces units for combat operations in the context of the use of nuclear weapons.”
“The purpose of the utility model is to provide a clear simulation of the visual features – the impact effect, light flash and mushroom-shaped dust cloud of a ground-based nuclear explosion,” the patent description says.
According to the developers, the new simulator of a ground-based nuclear explosion will be used in military exercises and practical training. In the past, the IU-59 nuclear explosion simulator was used for these purposes, but currently it is “morally obsolete, not produced by industrial enterprises, and the samples available in warehouses of military units have exhausted their technical service life.”
Let’s recall that in May 2023, about a third (29%) of Russian residents believed that the Kremlin was ready to use nuclear weapons against Ukraine “if necessary”; 60% have the opposite opinion.
It was previously reported that Russia, China and the United States are modernizing and expanding their nuclear test sites. The American publication Newsweek simulated a nuclear strike on Moscow and St. Petersburg to find out what the consequences will be for the residents of these cities.
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Source: korrespondent
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