Shakhedi drop PTM-3 anti-tank mines: a new threat from Russian drones

Shakhedi drop PTM-3 anti-tank mines: a new threat from Russian drones

According to ХВИЛЯ: Expert Sergey 'Flash' Beskrestnov warned about a new tactic of using 'Shakhed' drones, which have started dropping PTM-3 anti-tank mines. These mines, which have a magnetic detonator, are difficult to spot, especially in poor visibility conditions, increasing risks for the State Emergency Service (SES) and police equipment.

Cases of remote mining are being recorded in various parts of the country, causing concern among drivers and operational services. The expert urges everyone to be cautious and avoid areas where drones have fallen, stating:

'Attention everyone! We're recording cases of Shakheds dropping PTM-3 mines in various parts of the country.' - Sergey 'Flash' Beskrestnov

Beskrestnov also recommends not approaching a Shaked with a vehicle, especially along its descent trajectory, emphasizing the importance of exercising caution in the face of new threats. The situation requires increased attention and readiness to respond from relevant services.

The necessity of preparation and training

This new tactic of using drones indicates an evolution in warfare methods, where the enemy adapts its means to enhance the effectiveness of attacks. The situation highlights the need for preparation and training not only for the military but also for civilians to respond to new risks arising from military actions.

Operational services must be ready for quick responses to such threats to minimize risks to human life and health.