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CIWS-II from LIG Nex1 🇰🇷 is equipped with AESA radar, an EO targeting system, and a 30mm gun. It specializes in intercepting multiple targets simultaneously and stands out due to its advanced targeting algorithm and AI software. DRDO too into this as of August 2025. 🇮🇳🔥

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