A weaponized EMP, or electromagnetic pulse, comes from a high altitude nuclear detonation. There is no blast or radiation at ground level. Biology is not affected. What is impacted is electricity. An EMP produces damaging voltages. That means grid infrastructure first and foremost. It could also affect unprotected consumer electronics, radios, inverters, chargers, and possibly vehicles. Almost everything discussed around EMPs is speculation, except for one thing. If the grid goes down long term,

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A panel of experts has warned on the growing threat of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks, which can knock out all communications and other critical services in a matter of minutes. Priyanka Sharma Pahwa tells you more about these non-lethal yet hyper-destructive weapons For more videos, visit: wionews.com/videos | WION