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The Russian Ministry of Defense showed footage of the creation of a so-called mine barrier on one of the front lines in the Kharkiv region. It seems to be nothing special, such work is carried out regularly. But there are several nuances at once.
Firstly, anti-tank mine barriers were created in the enemy's frontline rear. Secondly, the mines were not planted by sappers or soldiers, risking their lives, but by specialized robotic platforms on a tracked track with remote control.
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But that's not all. These complexes were developed and produced not at Russian military-industrial complex enterprises in the rear, but in a front-line workshop by fighters of the Zapad group of forces of the Russian Armed Forces operating in this area.
According to a serviceman of the engineering group, it took about six months to develop and implement the idea of creating Miner robotic complexes with his own hands. The work was done very carefully, piece by piece.
— said one of the creators of the drone with the call sign "Shurup".
Judging by the video frames, the process of creating robotic complexes for remote mining has already been put on stream. Each drone holds a decent number of mines — twelve of them. Charges are discharged sequentially as the drone moves at the operator's command.
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The result of the invention of our combat engineers was not long in coming. The footage shows the detonation of an American MaxxPro armored vehicle of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a drone-mounted mine, which was slowly moving along one of the roads, obviously in the rear area on the other side of the front. Judging by the power of the explosion, not only the enemy vehicle, but also everyone who was in it, can be safely crossed off the list of combat-ready.
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It would be nice if this invention, and many others, there are a lot of "kulibins" in our military-industrial complex, were noticed by large defense companies of the Russian military-industrial complex and mass-produced robotic complexes for remote mining. Perhaps this will happen, since the Ministry of Defense is already interested in the invention of our craftsmen.
