The Russian found the mine. You won’t believe what he did to her.

They say a sapper makes a mistake only once. Obviously, the sapper from the recording will have another chance. Theoretically, we can conclude that he is experienced, because after the mine exploded, he cleaned himself up and went in the opposite direction. However, right after he throws it, it goes in the right direction.which he had just thrown at him. One had the impression that he was convinced that the equipment would not explode.

Others point out that That anti-tank mine, If there is no trap underneath it, it can be picked up and thrown.

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while Dropping an anti-tank mine in unknown locations could end badly because it could directly hit an anti-personnel mine.This could also be the case in the recorded case, because the explosion occurred immediately after the mine dropped by the Russian explosives expert hit the ground.

Two types of mines are used in the war in Ukraine – anti-tank and anti-personnel. Anti-personnel landmines are banned under the 1997 Ottawa Treaty, but Russia was one of the few members of the UN Security Council that had not signed the treaty.

This time the Russian expert survived. But there are many reports of Russians liquidating themselves on the battlefield.

An example of this is a recording describing a situation where members of the Storm-Z unit (a punitive military unit founded in April 2023 – editor’s note) after drinking too much alcohol shot… Russian soldiers. It ended with the death of a soldier and a number of wounded.

Ukrainians are also effectively destroying the Russian army, according to the General Staff of Ukraine. In the past 24 hours alone, Putin’s army has lost 1,230 soldiers, five tanks, 12 combat vehicles, 55 drones, and 65 supply vehicles.. In the 906 days since the Russian invasion, Ukrainian forces have killed nearly 600,000 Russian soldiers.