The M329 shell is one of several weapons used by the Israeli army with added fragmentation

The projectile is 750mm long and weighs 27kg

It contains six sub munitions, each of which contains explosives wrapped in a 'fragmentation liner' made up of tungsten cubes.

When it explodes, the liner breaks apart, and those cubes shoot out in all directions, covering a 20-metre radius.

The projectile is 750mm long and weighs 27kg

It contains six sub munitions, each of which contains explosives wrapped in a 'fragmentation liner' made up of tungsten cubes.

When it explodes, the liner breaks apart, and those cubes shoot out in all directions, covering a 20-metre radius.

The projectile is 750mm long and weighs 27kg

It contains six sub munitions, each of which contains explosives wrapped in a 'fragmentation liner' made up of tungsten cubes.

When it explodes, the liner breaks apart, and those cubes shoot out in all directions, covering a 20-metre radius.

The projectile is 750mm long and weighs 27kg

It contains six sub munitions, each of which contains explosives wrapped in a 'fragmentation liner' made up of tungsten cubes.

When it explodes, the liner breaks apart, and those cubes shoot out in all directions, covering a 20-metre radius.

The projectile is 750mm long and weighs 27kg

It contains six sub munitions, each of which contains explosives wrapped in a 'fragmentation liner' made up of tungsten cubes.

When it explodes, the liner breaks apart, and those cubes shoot out in all directions, covering a 20-metre radius.