/r/weaponsystems
A showcase of modern and ancient weapon systems
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Can someone explain to me what makes modern PGMs explosions, say an air to surface missile, take out an entire building and reduce it to rebels without even harming the buildings next to it? It's like as if the targeted building has been brought down by a professional demolition team. I have seen this recently in Israeli targeted buildings in Lebanon and elsewhere.
Reddit automatically deletes my posts if I include this link so you'll have to paste it and edit it a bit. https://en.topwar [dot] ru/194545-stancija-pomeh-radiovzryvateljam-spr-2m-rtut-bm.html