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< P > If Europe is seriously configured from a potential Russian invasion, it will have to return & nbsp; cassette ammunition. This was warned at the Royal Joint Rusi Defense Research Institute, writes & nbsp; Business Insider.
< p >“Casket ammunition deserved the reputation of one of the most creative weapons. Swatling many small bombs in a large territory, they killed and crippled so many civilians that more than 100 countries – including most of Europe – have signed an international ban,” < P > As it is noted, the problem is that Europe is lacking land forces to confront a large -scale Russian invasion. To give its much smaller armies a chance to win, NATO will have to compensate for the lack of troops with aviation to strike the Russian troops and supply lines. However, Russian air defense will interfere with European air operations.< p >“NATO's landed troops are overwhelmingly dependent on aviation for fire. However, without large -scale assistance, European military -air forces would now be able to push dense and integrated air defense systems such as those that protect Russian troops,” Justin Bronk said. Rusi.
< P > Analysts concluded that the insufficiently equipped and insufficiently equipped Europe's armies will have to fight without air support.
< P > As a result, one of the decisions for Europe is the return of cassette weapons, according to the publication.
< p > “Casket warheads are invariably more effective for firing tasks for the destruction < p > indicates that one cassette ammunition can destroy several vehicles and other components of the air defense battery, “while a wider area of lesion of cassette ammunition means that they are less suffering from a decrease in accuracy through enemy EC.” < p > Since the European armies do not have sufficient stocks of artillery tools and howle shells, cassette ammunition can become a rescue circle, added in the article. At the same time, it is emphasized that the return of cassette ammunition would be politically risky in Europe, but the same Lithuan < p > “It seems that many European countries may have to do the same if they want to guarantee their safety in the absence of serious US obligations,” Rusi experts recommended.
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