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Which of the following statements about the Mk-II(a)
Laser-Directed Energy Weapon (DEW), recently tested by DRDO, is/are correct? 1. It is capable of neutralizing drones, enemy sensors, and antennae using a high-intensity laser beam. 2. With this achievement, India becomes the first country possessing such advanced capabilities. Select the correct answer using the code below:ÂSolution
DRDO successfully tested the Mk-II(A) Laser-Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) system in Andhra Pradesh. The Mk-II(A) Laser-Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) system • The system was developed by DRDO’s Centre for High Energy Systems and Sciences (CHESS), Hyderabad along with other labs, academic institutions and Indian industries. • It has the ability to engage and destroy drones, enemy sensors, and antennae with speed and precision. With this achievement, India joins a select group of countries, including the US, China, and Russia, possessing such advanced capabilities. • It offers a cost-effective solution to counter low-cost drone threats, with the cost of operation being equivalent to just a few litres of petrol. • It uses a high-intensity laser beam to neutralize targets at the speed of light, minimizing collateral damage and reducing reliance on expensive ammunition.
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