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American seismologist Diego Milgar confirmed that developing a weapon capable of causing a devastating tsunami is impossible due to the enormous energy required to generate tsunami waves similar to those caused by major earthquakes, such as the 2004 Indian Ocean quake. He explained that earthquakes reaching 9 degrees require the accumulation and conversion of vast amounts of energy over a long period within tectonic faults, making them difficult to control or gradually release. He also pointed out that tsunamis necessitate a sudden and extensive displacement of the sea surface, making it challenging to harness or replicate artificially to limit their destructive effects. Milgar clarified that such phenomena are natural and result from the movement of Earth's tectonic plates and the immense energy stored within them.
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