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Tushkan-2
The Tushkan-2 (Ru: Тушкан-2) is a Russian proximity fuze that incorporates a microwave doppler sensor. It is part of a series of new electronic fuzes are being developed and deployed by the Russian armed forces in Ukraine in an effort to copy the success of the Ukrainian Johnny/Verba series of programmable, multi-sensor fuzes, as well as improve upon older Russian/Soviet designs. It is an improved variant of the Tushkan (see separate entry). T...
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