Russian forces have begun receiving Mnogotochie small-arms ammunition. It was developed to shoot down attack drones.
Russian forces have begun receiving Mnogotochie small-arms ammunition. It was developed to shoot down attack drones.
Source: Russia's major defence corporation Rostec
Details: Russian forces describe the development as "anti-drone multi-projectile cartridges". The ammunition comes in two main types: STs 226, 5.45×39 mm calibre, and STs 228, 7.62×54 mm calibre.
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Mnogotochie cartridges contain a bullet made up of three elements that separates in flight.
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