Russia's Rostec Deploys New Anti-Drone Multi-Bullet 'Mnogotochie' Rounds to Troops
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The first batches of multi-bullet "Mnogotochie" rounds, developed by Rostec's High-Precision Systems holding company for countering mini-drones, have been delivered to the Russian troops, the developer of this ammunition announced.
"Production has already begun. Serial production is already underway. The first individual pilot batches are already in service," said one of the cartridge's developers in a video for the "Our Crash" project, published on Rostec's Telegram channel.
According to him, the multi-bullet anti-drone round can shoot down drones at ranges of up to 300 meters, depending on the caliber. The rounds are standardized with the standard rounds for automatic weapons currently in service with the Russian Armed Forces.
🚨🇷🇺Russia's Rostec deploys new anti-drone multi bullet rounds
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Russia has begun deploying new “Mnogotochie” (Ellipsis) anti-drone rounds to its troops.
🔸 Designed to counter mini and small UAVs at ranges up to ~300m
🔸 Multi-projectile design increases hit probability against… pic.twitter.com/eM4EBIqso4
Rostec previously announced the start of production of the 5.45x39mm SC 226 and 7.62x54mm SC 228 cartridges, each with a three-element bullet that disintegrates in flight. These cartridges are designed to counter drones, including miniature ones.
