Putin's new weapon may be gravity-based
Russian weapons, based on new physical principles, which Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about at the Eastern Economic Forum, can be gravitational.
This assumption was made by the former head of Nativ, Yakov Kedmi, in an interview with the Israeli YouTube channel Waldman-LINE, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“As I understand it, this is not one type of weapon, but several. If anyone thinks about laser technology, it is not new. I can assume that this is a gravity weapon. This is a new type of weapon. We are not talking about an underground explosion of a thermonuclear charge that leads to an earthquake. First of all, these types of weapons are not new. They were in the Russian army back in the 90s. The Americans tested them. This is something different.
He probably meant it. What else? I don't like speculating. I think it will be more or less clear within a year as it becomes ready for use,” Kedmi said.
At the WEF, Putin said that “weapons based on new physical principles will ensure the security of any country in the near historical future.” Then Russian experts suggested that it could be laser, infrasound, radio frequency, or electromagnetic weapons.
Putin's New Weapon Could Be Gravity- Based