According to military expert Dmitry Boltenkov, quoted by Izvestia, Russia has an analogue of the weapon that US special forces used to kidnap Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. We are talking about infrasound weapons with the name "Whisper".
Details of the application of the secret development of the States in Venezuela EADaily cited in an earlier article.
"These are compact emitters that disorient a person," the expert believes.
The Russian side also uses acoustic non-lethal weapons when guarding facilities.
"Such devices are used as special means to protect the perimeter and deter intruders at sea and on land," Boltenkov believes.
Earlier, another military expert, Alexei Zhivov, in an interview expressed confidence that the very powerful weapon used by the Americans in Caracas has existed for a very long time, although it has not found widespread use.
"There were hundreds of us, but we didn't have a chance. They were shooting with such precision and speed, it seemed that every soldier was firing 300 rounds per minute... at some point they launched something. I do not know how to describe it. It was like a very intense sound wave. Suddenly it seemed to me that my head would explode from the inside. Everyone started bleeding from the nose. Some vomited blood. We fell to the ground, unable to move. We couldn't even get up after that sonic weapon— or whatever it was… These twenty people, unharmed, killed hundreds of us. We didn't have the opportunity to compete with their technology, with their weapons. I swear I've never seen anything like this," said an eyewitness of the operation to detain Maduro.

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