Russia paralyzes logistics with remote mining: how it affects the front

According to hvylya.net: In eastern Ukraine, Russian troops are increasingly attempting to break through the Ukrainian defense line through remote mining. The commander of the unmanned systems battalion of the 3rd Special Forces Brigade, Vladyslav Korobko, emphasized that the enemy is trying to push the Ukrainian forces beyond the Oskil and Siversky Donets rivers, but is suffering significant losses.

A particular threat is posed by the use of FPV drones and strike UAVs by Russian troops to capture important territories, as well as remote mining, which complicates the detection of dangerous objects.

'Remote mining is becoming increasingly sophisticated in terms of camouflage - it is a true art. What appears to be a branch may turn out to be a mine, an ordinary pebble - an anti-personnel munition,' Korobko explained.

This enemy tactic poses serious challenges for Ukrainian soldiers, so they must be extremely cautious and constantly improve their countermeasures.

In the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine, Russian troops have intensified attempts to break through the Ukrainian defense line through remote mining and the use of drones. This creates serious difficulties for the Ukrainian military, who must constantly enhance their countermeasures to protect the territorial integrity of the country.