Anyone else see the clip of ukrainians clearing trenches with fused TM-62 anti tank mines?
Anyone else see the clip of ukrainians clearing trenches with fused TM-62 anti tank mines?
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LMFAO what a legend
36 0 ReplyOh wow, as in an actual burning fuse. Brilliant.
33 0 Reply2024 war footage be like
50 0 ReplyStandard time fuse is still in common use in all types of demolitions fyi. There's actually a NATO STANAG for it.
9 0 ReplyI didn't know that, I thought this was obsolete tech.
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31 0 Reply"mom's spaghetti"
4 0 Replysurprise блядь
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Hell yea
I mean I hadn’t but hell yea that’s metal
20 0 ReplySavage.
14 0 ReplyIt's impressive the soldier can move so fast despite his absolutely massive balls of steel
4 0 ReplyOthers were saying the trench was likely empty, what do you all think?
3 0 ReplyOn one hand, why waste limited munitions? On the other, videos like these are good pr for Ukraine, and sometimes it can be hard to tell if the action is linked to the purported combat success.
Bottom line - only those soldiers know, and may they keep fighting on.
Slava Ukraini!
16 0 ReplyWasting two mines, two grenades and a few bullets is nothing if it means saving just a single soldier. Russia is wasting its men, Ukraine doesn't.
5 0 ReplyI don't think it matters, these are probably reclaimed mines from Russian fortifications, better be safe than sorry. I was just curious.
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It’s possible, but also they could be hunkered down in their holes.
Until you clear the trench it’s hard to say.
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17 0 ReplyAh, I explicitly removed it for the clients (like infinity) so that they can fetch the video properly in the app, instead of opening the link in a browser and fail... Well, thanks for the protip, I didn't know. :)
5 0 ReplyThanks for this! Didn't know
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That would probably be a war crime, so, no, I haven’t seen it, and I am sure no one else has
1 5 ReplyHuh? It's in the OP..
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You dumbass, takes 17 lbs of pressure to detonate.
1 9 ReplyThey are modified with time fuses.
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