The largest non-nuclear bombs in the world. Infographics

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In September 2007, the most powerful AVBPM vacuum bomb in the world was tested in Russia: aviation high-power vacuum bomb. The test results showed that in terms of efficiency and capabilities it is comparable with nuclear weapons and may well act as a deterrent to possible aggression.

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  1. Observer2014 Rank
    Observer2014
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    18 October 2017 08: 15
    The top one had to be pulled right away in Syria, in the desert. Maybe many problems could have been avoided feel bully
  2. bald Rank
    bald
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    18 October 2017 08: 24
    It's nice to see the superiority, in all respects, of our bombs !!! Our "overpower" turned out to be more vigorous.
  3. FID Rank
    FID
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    18 October 2017 09: 05
    The photograph of the product "70" on the headband is not very clear ... This product is NOT INTENDED for free-falling weapons.

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