A new Russian electronic proximity fuze has been seen
It is reportedly designated ‘Tushkan’ (Ru: Тушкан)
This fuze is claimed to incorporate a microwave doppler sensor
The design is likely a Russian attempt to copy the Ukrainian Drop and Drop-2
It is reported to have a detection range of 3-12 m, and is only initiated by targets moving above 7 kph
The self-destruct period is claimed to be 18 days
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