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| радиологическое оружие (Devices that release radiation with the intent of inflicting severe injury or financial and psychological costs. The radiological isotopes used to produce radiological dispersal devices are found in waste from medical facilities, industrial plants, and nuclear power plants. Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
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| радиологическое оружие | |||
| боевые радиоактивные вещества (AD); боевые радиоактивные вещества | |||
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| A potential weapon of mass destruction based on radioactive substances capable of causing casualties by ionizing radiation, without a nuclear burst. These substances can be extracted from nuclear reactor waste, or produced by bombarding various chemical agents with neutrons to produce isotopes. Radiological weapons may take the form of artillery shells, aerial bombs or missile warheads. (UKR/NATO) | |||
| radiological weapons: 5 phrases in 2 subjects |
| Military | 4 |
| NATO | 1 |