The use of the latest remote mining system "Agriculture" near Kharkov was shown on video

The Russian army, which is conducting a special operation to demilitarize and denazify Ukraine, uses both military equipment that has long been in service, and the latest systems, including remote mining. A video of the application of the "Agriculture" remote mining engineering system has appeared on the Web.

Reportedly, the work of ISMD "Agriculture" was filmed near Kharkov. The video shows the moment of remote installation of minefields. The work of the "Agriculture" installation resembles the work of the "Grad" MLRS, only instead of the warhead, the ammunition is carried by mines, with which they "sow" the selected territory. After installation, the minefield is applied to the electronic map, if necessary, the mines can be remotely deactivated.

The engineering remote mining system (ISDM) "Zemledeliye" uses 122 mm caliber ammunition. The complex includes a combat vehicle on an eight-wheeled armored chassis "KamAZ", a transport and loading vehicle and transport and launch containers with engineering ammunition. Each combat vehicle has two blocks of 25 missiles Each one is equipped with a satellite navigation system, a computer and a weather station. This allows adjustments to be made and the impact of weather on the rockets' flight to be taken into account.

The system allows you to quickly create minefields in especially dangerous areas at a distance of 5 to 15 km quickly and according to a given pattern. The system lays a minefield of any complexity, including those with ready-made passages for its troops.

Comments

[Jacket in stock]

A terrible thing.
I remember that I had to walk around the landfill once after the Grad "sowed" it with "petals". And they carefully looked under their feet, and the field was watered / weeded with herbicides, but still everyone stepped several times.
And how to notice it in the heat of battle, but in the grass, I can’t even imagine.

[krot]

The system lays a minefield of any complexity, including those with ready-made passages for its troops.

Where technology has stepped .. Hypersonic missiles in a cloud of plasma, minefields 15 km away and with ready-made passages .. Previously, they only read about such moments in science fiction.

[seregatara1969]

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so .. manual labor is more efficient, but slower

[Clear]

Quote: seregatara1969

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so .. manual labor is more efficient, but slower

And, can you be more specific?

[Shurik70]

Interesting breaks in launches for a few seconds.
It looks like they turned the sight slightly to sow a different area

[Shurik70]

Quote: Jacket in stock

I had to walk around the landfill once after the Grad "sowed" it with "petals". And they carefully looked under their feet, and the field was watered / weeded with herbicides, but still each came several times.

Do not understand.
A petal can easily tear off a foot.

[sedoj]

Quote: Shurik70

Do not understand.
A petal can easily tear off a foot.

Maybe. those were rose petals. "Petals of white roses, I will cover the whole (field) bed ..."

[krot]

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so ..

How to fart in a puddle ..
A minefield is a field. Not a minefield..

[militarist63]

Maybe. those were rose petals. "Petals of white roses, I will cover the whole (field) bed ..."

Super!

[Okolotochny]

Maybe. those were rose petals. "Petals of white roses, I will cover the whole (field) bed ..."

[fiv]

Imitators, of course.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Shurik70

A petal can easily tear off a foot.

Can.
But I was at the training ground when it was tested not how they explode, but how they dissipate. So we went and collected statistics.

[Oleg Monarchist]

I'm sorry ... there was a misunderstanding

[Shurik70]

Did these imitators somehow signal that they were stepped on?
Well, they started to smoke there, or something else?

[militarist63]

Quote: Jacket in stock
I had to walk around the landfill once after the Grad "sowed" it with "petals". And they carefully looked under their feet, and the field was watered / weeded with herbicides, but still everyone stepped several times.

Do not understand.
A petal can easily tear off a foot.

Yeah! Along the way, this Pinzhak is a spare one, the storyteller Andersen ...!

[Vadim Artyomenko]

These stupid training "petals" filled with some kind of oily crap were dropped by the thousands from helicopters during exercises in Soviet times. They even sprinkled some on us tankers once for some reason.

[Grits]

Quote: Shurik70

Interesting breaks in launches for a few seconds.
It looks like they turned the sight slightly to sow a different area

I think too. what was corrected.
Interestingly, if they were used near Kharkov, then for what purposes - to prevent the approach of help, or vice versa, not to let the women out of the city?
Nevertheless, we can congratulate you on the military initiative.

[Mavrikiy]

Quote: Shurik70

Interesting breaks in launches for a few seconds.
It looks like they turned the sight slightly to sow a different area

Correction. And here is the sight? Swivel or guide package. Fix, correct, fix. Something like this. Not a sapper, not a miner, not an artilleryman. Just an amateur.

[SKVichyakow]

I think they turned the guide block with missiles.

[gansales]

Quote: Clear

Quote: seregatara1969

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so .. manual labor is more efficient, but slower

And, can you be more specific?

Yes, you do not listen to him Clear ..
it is equipped with a satellite navigation system, a computer and a weather station. This allows you to make adjustments and take into account the influence of weather on the flight of missiles.!
Interesting system!

[1976AG]

Quote: seregatara1969

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so .. manual labor is more efficient, but slower

How do you rate the accuracy of the video?

[Vladimirets]

I traced the trajectory, well, my friend Kolka also thinks so.

[seregatara1969]

Easily! The rocket would not be used at close range. And at a great distance, there is always a deviation from the target, because the rocket is not correctable! Somewhere they missed it, and somewhere they put it twice.

[Paranoid50]

Quote: seregatara1969

According to the video

[Mavrikiy]

Quote: seregatara1969

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so .. manual labor is more efficient, but slower

I agree with you even though I haven't watched the video. But the unit is necessary and I’m not afraid to say it’s beautiful.
There was a humorous story about an interview with an American colonel in Vietnam, 40-50 years ago. Like, if Alexander the Great had Helicopters, like ours, he would have captured the whole world, not just India, etc. If we had such machines in 1941, then the Germans would have trampled around in Ukraine and in Belarus.

[gnome3160]

You yourself try to install a mine by hand, at least in a clean, turf-covered field. I'm not talking about roads.

[svoroponov]

One cigar - 20 mines. Total salvo - 1000 mines on the ground. Two vehicles - 2000 mines. If this flies into the enemy's fortified area, you won't be able to advance or retreat. You'll even have to go to the toilet.

[Carat]

Quote: krot

Where technology has stepped .. Hypersonic missiles in a cloud of plasma, minefields 15 km away and with ready-made passages .. Previously, they only read about such moments in science fiction.

And in 50 years they will be in museums.

[Kuroneko]

Tell that to the Kalashnikov. =3
I feel that even a couple of centuries is not a hindrance for him.
And also not a hindrance and a century for the American B-52s and our Tu-95s. Which, by the way, in the NATO classification have the honorary name Bear - Bear.

[Carat]

Quote: Kuroneko

Tell that to the Kalashnikov. =3
I feel that even a couple of centuries is not a hindrance for him.
And also not a hindrance and a century for the American B-52s and our Tu-95s

Well, the AK-47 has not been produced for a long time. And the B-52 and Tu-95 aircraft simply do not have a worthy replacement, and an expensive replacement will come out.

[Kuroneko]

Tell our Chinese comrades about AK 47. Here they will be surprised! And also to all Bulgaria and countries of the African continent. AK-47 is still more alive than all the living! =3
Yes, it is slightly modified, but the 7,62 cartridge has not lost its position at all.

[Carat]

Quote: Kuroneko

Tell our Chinese comrades about AK 47. Here they will be surprised! And also to all Bulgaria and countries of the African continent. AK-47 is still more alive than all the living! =3

I'm talking about Russia, but the fact that the Chinese and Bulgarians collect this is at best a license.

[Kuroneko]

No. NOT a license. Even if we assume that the USSR patented the AK, then all the deadlines have long expired. AK can now be legally manufactured by any country.
Well, let's say the grandchildren of the AK-47 - for example, the AK-12, yes, they can no longer. Yes, and they can’t, there are already technological difficulties. And the AK-47 - to your health, it is simple as a moo.
AR rifles (M-16 as the most iconic representative) are much less popular, because they are much more difficult to manufacture and require a much higher culture. Well, in general, less reliable.

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: Kuroneko

Tell that to the Kalashnikov. =3

In 50 years, such body armor based on exoskeletons may appear that Kalashnikov will not break through them point-blank.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lt. air force reserve

In 50 years, such body armor based on exoskeletons may appear that Kalashnikov will not break through them point-blank.

Then they will make cumulative cartridges for Kalashnikov.

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Then they will make cumulative cartridges for Kalashnikov.

Better feather-sub-caliber. But in this caliber it will be difficult and expensive to make, and who knows the possibilities of booking, many kilograms of armor can be hung on the exoskeleton.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: Lt. air force reserve

But in this caliber it will be difficult and expensive to make

After 50 years? Not at all, probably.

Quote: Lt. air force reserve

you can hang many kilograms of armor on the exoskeleton.

Like the Tiger? Then everyone will carry something like an RPG. Well, okay, I still won't live to see it. And who knows, maybe tomorrow the third world war will begin, and in 50 years people will be waving radioactive axes.

[NIKN]

Yes, I especially like it

if necessary, mines can be remotely deactivated.

This is how much less work for sappers, because the lands after the war have not been used for CX for years.

[gansales]

Quote: krot

The system lays a minefield of any complexity, including those with ready-made passages for its troops.

Where technology has stepped .. Hypersonic missiles in a cloud of plasma, minefields 15 km away and with ready-made passages .. Previously, they only read about such moments in science fiction.

When NATO got into the ring and the Russians come up with something different ..)))
There are many more surprises in the stash.. We are slowly applying

[Lt. Air Force stock]

Quote: krot

Hypersonic missiles in a plasma cloud,

By the way, the plasma does not transmit radio waves, which means the object in it is invisible to radars. It is interesting to apply plasma to aircraft, relatively speaking, to make the aircraft double-hulled like submarines, the first outer body is made of radio-transparent material that transmits radio waves, and between the first and second body there is plasma. Thus, the first body holds the plasma and transmits radio waves, but the plasma does not transmit them further and the aircraft is completely invisible to radars.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Lt. Air Force stock

Quote: krot

Hypersonic missiles in a plasma cloud,

By the way, plasma does not transmit radio waves, which means the object in it is invisible to radars,

., yes, but the cloud itself is perfectly visible.

It is interesting to apply plasma to aircraft, relatively speaking, to make the aircraft double-hulled like submarines, the first outer body is made of radio-transparent material that transmits radio waves, and between the first and second body there is plasma. Thus, the first body holds the plasma and transmits radio waves, but the plasma does not transmit them further and the aircraft is completely invisible to radars.

And that's pretty much how it's done. A coating is applied to the durable body of the aircraft that absorbs radio waves, a solid analogue of plasma, if very simplified.

[Kuroneko]

Note that our mines must have a self-destruction system!
We are not barbarians, and we do not leave a "sleeping threat" for decades.
Like some, ahem, "partners".

In general, I would really like to see the "Snake-Gorynych" in action. Demining complex.

[Grits]

Quote: Kuroneko

In general, I would really like to see the "Snake-Gorynych" in action. Demining complex

"Agriculture" can lay mines in such a way that it will even create programmed passages.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Kuroneko

In general, I would really like to see the "Snake-Gorynych" in action. Demining complex.

Yes, the other day, only on all the Internet and TVs, our Ministry of Defense showed everything in detail, told, repeated and chewed. Have you been to the moon?

[Kuroneko]

And you?
I want to see Gorynych in action IN Ukraine!
Dixi.

PS I have already seen it in Syria, and in a non-standard role. Can you remember which one? Let me tell you, it was not mine at all.

[Okolotochny]

Shown briefly. When advancing troops from the Crimea, they used it.

[Korax71]

God bless you man all PMN mines (2.4) NOT ONE is equipped with a self-destruction system. We will also keep silent about the OZM-72. Officially, demining after the second Chechen war ended only in 2020.

[Nikon O'Conor]

Tell me, please. I'm interested in the moment: how did they clear mines every time, when they attacked several times? Sappers were not allowed ahead?

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Nikon OConor

Sappers were not allowed ahead?

The sappers, apparently, were not around, and they decided to let the "jackets" in.

[Jacket in stock]

Quote: Nikon OConor

Tell me, please. I'm interested in the moment: how did they clear mines every time, when they attacked several times? Sappers were not allowed ahead?

Sappers are those who build bridges and roads.
And we were students in practice. We collected statistics on the dispersion of cluster warheads. Mines, of course, were inert, the task is different.
How they explode was shown to us elsewhere.

[Oleg Monarchist]

Jacket in stock
A terrible thing.
I remember I had to walk around the training ground once after the Grad "sowed" it with "petals". And they carefully looked under their feet, and the field was watered / weeded with herbicides, but still everyone came several times.

How is that? "Petal", or PFM-1, if you step on it, will tear off your foot, or at best, half of your foot, after which you are no longer a soldier.
And you can step on an anti-tank mine without consequences (despite various crazy feature films), because the triggering force of an anti-tank mine is usually 200-250 kg., Although there seems to be one imported with a force of 150 kg., But even in this case, the person is unlikely to be threatened. But jumping on it is not recommended.

And how to notice it in the heat of battle, but in the grass, I can’t even imagine.

Anti-personnel mines, according to the safety precautions adopted in the engineering units, are not cleared, but destroyed by sweeping heavy tracked vehicles, or by overhead charges. In the case of "petals", only trawling. But if we assume that the reconnaissance group is sneaking behind enemy lines, then, of course, an anti-personnel mine can be removed in principle, but carefully put the petal aside, it is not recommended to put it in your pocket.

[Vladimirets]

Quote: Oleg Monarchist

But jumping on it is not recommended.

Quote: Oleg Monarchist

pocket is not recommended.

And so I wanted...

[Kuroneko]

There are also mines that simply cannot be cleared. I don’t remember the army index, I remember the very principle of operation: such a mine spreads a bunch of threads clinging to vegetation.
There are also jumping mines.
There are mines even against helicopters. By the way, Russian know-how.

People are very inventive in terms of killing their own kind. =3
But someone observes the Geneva Conventions, and someone does not. Infa for reflection: the United States has not yet ratified these conventions for a century and a half. If anyone didn't know. So yes, according to American law, nothing prevents torturing captives and doing other vile things.

[Oleg Monarchist]

Well, yes ... POM-1 is called. They didn’t tell us about them in the training, as I understand it, they didn’t seem to be used anywhere. It has a "life" of 40 hours, after which it self-destructs when the battery runs out. Mine clearance is not amenable, only destruction with the help of elongated charges or the passage of armored vehicles with a sufficient level of protection.
It has many shortcomings, an explosion can also provoke a gust of wind if it is caught on branches, and there are many more jambs. Withdrawn from service and production.
But thanks to you, I read about POM-3 "Medallion", a cool thing.

POM-3 does not need any extensions or wires. According to Pavel Filippov, a military representative of the NIIII, the new mine, like previous samples, is equipped with a proximity fuse triggered by a seismic sensor. The latter shoots into the ground under the ammunition so as not to create unmasking signs. The mine is intended for remote installation, that is, it can be placed not manually, but only with the help of special equipment.

The most important feature of the "Medallion" is the microchip responsible for all the work - the electronic "brain". It is he who provides protection against false positives (for example, with the method widely used in Afghanistan with animals), and also prevents unauthorized neutralization.
According to Igor Smirnov, Director General of the Research Institute, even if the enemy manages to get the POM-3 alive, which is extremely unlikely, no one will be able to understand how it works. The microchip cannot be hacked. The component base of the "brain" of the mine, by the way, is fully developed in Russia.

The head of the department of ammunition, systems and means of mining and demining of the institute, Mikhail Zhukov, explained that thanks to the electronic filling on the "Medallions" it is possible to remotely set the self-destruction time, change it or cancel it completely, returning it to the transport position mode.

The new mine will also receive another unique property - it will be able to independently distinguish military personnel from civilians and only work when armed people approach. Pavel Filippov assured that there are already developments in this area, and in the near future they will be put into practice.

[Kuroneko]

Yes, POM.
I also found something interesting here. Do you want to read yellow-blaky bullshit? Well, here is a link supposedly about POM-3 from the time of 2015, but pay attention to the news column on the right:
https://www.dialog.ua/news/85523_1462719142?locale=ru

In short, it immediately becomes clear to any ukpy that 404 has already overpowered all the troops of Russia. Even, probably, the Siberian divisions. Here's a little more, and on Abrams to Red Square.

[PSih2097]

Quote: Oleg Monarchist

well, carefully put the petal aside,

Which is basically not recommended...

Quote: Shurik70

Quote: Jacket in stock

I had to walk around the landfill once after the Grad "sowed" it with "petals". And they carefully looked under their feet, and the field was watered / weeded with herbicides, but still each came several times.

Do not understand.
A petal can easily tear off a foot.

There are such, educational, and also laid in cassettes (as indicated by the cut-through letter U on the wing).

[Oleg Monarchist]

Which, in principle, is highly discouraged ... laughing soldier

I agree ... a variety of consequences are possible ... up to lethal

There are such, educational, and also laid in cassettes (as indicated by the cut-through letter U on the wing).

The comrade did not say that they were training. So we imagined that he was like cockroaches - slippers

[Nikon O'Conor]

Only this morning I was perplexed... Either I have grown old, or the Ukrainian GDP has advanced a lot.
Reporters walk nearby anti-tank mines lying around, but they say: You can’t step on them, because the fuses are covered with a silicone cap that reacts to any pressure.
I felt like a DEBil, I was taught that, of course, it is not recommended to step on an anti-tank mine, but it works from an effort much higher than the weight of the human body.
Have the latest anti-personnel mines been delivered to Ukraine?

[Vadim Artyomenko]

This is a military secret, but everyone here is my own, so I’ll tell you: such mines are designed either for a one-time force of more than 500 kg (military equipment), or for repeated impact with a force of 70-150 kg. That is, in order to blow up on such a mine, you need to RIDE on it.

[vervolk]

it is especially valuable that such minefields are equipped with a self-destruction system, and then after the denazification of Kharkov, there will be no need to carry out mine clearance work before the sowing campaign ...

[Flooding]

Quote: vervolk

no need to carry out demining work before the sowing campaign.

the earth will heal wounds and heal scars for a long time
local kid years later will find cartridges here and there

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Flood

the earth will heal wounds and heal scars for a long time
local kid years later will find cartridges here and there

Even after the herbal fall, nothing is visible by autumn. It all depends on the climate and region. In the North, even a caterpillar track has been tightened for years ...

[Flooding]

Quote: ROSS 42

Even after the grass fall, nothing is visible by autumn

Funnels, trenches, fragments of metal...
The earth will bear these traces of the war for many years.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Flood

Funnels, trenches, fragments of metal...
The earth will bear these traces of the war for many years.

Another look:

[Kuroneko]

Unfortunately, not only cartridges.
Mark my word - in the coming years, Ukraine will become a Klondike for "black diggers", and now it is necessary to develop some kind of legislative measures in this regard. =_=

[faiver]

plowmen-farmers worked well

[Emergency]

It is difficult for our gunsmiths to refuse a sense of humor. Need to same- "Agriculture."

[Carat]

Good title. Vital.

[Paranoid50]

Quote: Emergency

Need to same- "Agriculture."

Duc, and you can not argue, because everything is logical. In short, the sowing season is in full swing.

[Evgenijus]

An effective system in organizing boilers for the enemy. But when the boiler is liquidated, it is necessary to immediately pull all these "toys" out of the ground, on the bow is a sowing ...

[Carat]

After installation, the minefield is applied to the electronic map, if necessary, mines can be remotely deactivated.

[Thrifty]

I agree with the voice-over "That's all, they worked, handsome, at the same time"! Exactly said !!! :

[svp67]

Such a setting is required in two cases, either to cover the flanks of the attackers in the depths of the enemy’s defense, or to deter the enemy’s offensive when it breaks through our defense. I hope that this setting was carried out according to the first option.

[lis-ik]

Quote: svp67

Such a setting is required in two cases, either to cover the flanks of the attackers in the depths of the enemy’s defense, or to deter the enemy’s offensive when it breaks through our defense. I hope that this setting was carried out according to the first option.

In the evening review, Podolyaka said that Kharkiv was partially released, because. they are transferring powerful forces to the Donbass direction, and they probably mined it from the side where the troops were withdrawn from.

[svp67]

Quote: lis-ik

Podolyaka's evening review says that Kharkiv is partially deblocked

You misunderstood what Yury Podolyaka said. According to him, Russian troops are now concentrating just in the Kharkov-Donetsk direction. Nikolaev was partially released, moving away from its northern borders. And I think that this production is being staged somewhere near Izyum or somewhere on another sector of the front in the Donbass, it is there that the enemy has powerful forces and makes constant counterattacks

[lis-ik]

The amounts seem to have been fully released.

[svp67]

Quote: lis-ik

The amounts seem to have been fully released.

Yes? And their mayor says something completely different

[lis-ik]

I mean that ours themselves are being transferred to another site, it seems that they decided to put an end to the Donbass grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the near future.

[Paranoid50]

Quote: lis-ik

amounts

What about derivatives and differences?

[Tomcat_Tomcat]

Such setting can also be carried out on the intended direction of a possible enemy offensive.

[host]

Simultaneous salvo from two installations, video class, epic

[YOUR]

An impressive sight. If, by analogy with similar Grad rockets, each projectile has 5 anti-personnel mines and 50 guides, one machine will deliver 250 mines in one salvo. 2 cars worked. Fifty mines were set. Welcome citizens of the national battalions.

[mongolian9999]

Edit. Half a dozen.

[YOUR]

Yes, a bug.

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: YOUR

by analogy with similar Grad rockets, each projectile has 5 anti-personnel mines 50 guides, one machine will deliver 250 in one salvo

Actually, the engineering installation of a remote minefield should not "replace" the "Grad"! It is more understandable to me when the engine of the ERES is reduced, and the warhead is increased (more mines!)! A long range is not needed in this case... excessive dispersion of mines may be "not good"! And if a long range is needed, then there are "grads with mines" for this!

[YOUR]

Who said that she replaces. It is said that if you count the mines in one projectile, then in one salvo it sets 250 mines

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: YOUR

Who said that she replaces. It is said that if you count the mines in one projectile, then in one salvo it sets 250 mines

I only noted what difference in "similar" MLRS is appropriate for different purposes! That's all!

[YOUR]

By the way, I don't quite get it. In the field, it doesn’t recharge, only in batches. They shot the package, a crane with an empty TZM came up, they took it off, they put it full. Or is the package still being reloaded? Couldn't find any explanation for this.
And the shells of Agriculture will not fit the City. They have an engine caliber of 122 mm, a warhead of 140 mm.

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: YOUR

In the field, she does not recharge,

Rechargeable! The system includes a transport and loading vehicle with 2 "packages"! I. ISDM combat vehicle; II. ISDM transport and loading vehicle

2. I personally do not understand the reasoning about the "bicaliber" system "Agriculture"!
I don't have the appropriate applications; but more advanced computer users will probably be able to determine, if they wish, the "caliber" of the guides! For example, I "see" a 122-mm "caliber"!

[YOUR]

TZM reloads packages on a combat vehicle, the packages themselves are equipped in the field or not is not clear.
There is little information about shells. Somewhere it is written 122 mm, somewhere 140 mm, somewhere that the engine was taken from a 122 mm projectile with a 140 mm warhead
https://topwar.ru/192412-isdm-zemledelie-idet-v-vojska.html

"Agriculture" uses specially designed 140-mm unguided missiles with a cluster warhead.

In this article

The remote mining engineering system (ISDM) "Agriculture" uses 122 mm caliber ammunition.

[Nikolaevich I]

Oh, and a picture! LEPOTA! Cool "plow"!

[Tomcat_Tomcat]

Rather, sow

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote from Tomcat_Tomcat

Rather, sow

Yes, you are right!

[XNUMX%]

The use of the latest remote mining system "Agriculture" near Kharkov was shown on video

... Beauty, symphonic music is simple! ....

[Kesha1980]

The remote mining engineering system (ISDM) "Agriculture" uses 122 mm caliber ammunition.

It seems that there was infa about the caliber of 140 mm.
In any case, thanks to NPO "Splav" for such devices.
By the way, the "petals" do not always self-destruct according to the internal timer. He is still an unexpected person - they met.

[Nikolaevich I]

Quote: Kesha1980

It seems that there was infa about the caliber of 140 mm.

It is possible that some "expert" "broke all my brains into pieces... twisted all my convolutions..."!

[Tosha]

Wow, what Miracles-Yudo did.
In our engineering troops, in the early 70s, this was not the case - they set everything with their hands, with a sapper's spatula, or box ones in wooden boxes right away.
There was one Miracle - a heavy tank leaves the field, it has a wheel on the side, like in a mill, and, in half an hour, makes probably 500 meters of trenches - just turns on this wheel and - go ahead! He also puts up a smokescreen to keep him from being shot down.

And here is such a miracle of military engineering - but what about trotill, or dynamite, or plastid - that in the current mines - from launch - detonation does not explode itself at the same time, or when it hits the ground?

[Elephant]

A good thing, it is necessary to actively apply and use it as a set of traps on the paths of the retreating Ukrofascists

[Gardener91]

So the chassis is from MAZ, or Kamaz?

[Third district]

Quote: Gardener91

So the chassis is from MAZ, or Kamaz?

Four-axle KamAZ - Mustang.

[sen]

The use of the latest remote mining system "Agriculture" near Kharkov was shown on video

I would like to know what is it for? Cover the enemy column on the march, prevent a counterattack. A cruise missile with mines would be launched into the Lviv region on the NATO arms supply routes.

[gansales]

Quote: sen

I would like to know what is it for? Cover the enemy column on the march, prevent a counterattack

Yes, everything is simpler .. They will drive the Ukronazis running into the minefields. Everything will be easier that way! Cruelly? Yes, it’s cruel .. And how they covered themselves with civilians, etc. ?

[Victor Dubovitsky]

Quote: seregatara1969

Judging by the video, the accuracy of the device is so-so .. manual labor is more efficient, but slower

In the enemy camp, especially "effective" And this thing can stick in the middle of the tents, in a few minutes.....

[konstantin68]

And what about Kharkov Svidomo gathered to attack?
Or to keep the grouping in place, to prevent it from advancing towards Slavyansk?

[Vladimirets]

Maybe the flanks are covered before the offensive.

[Astra55]

So that they do not run away, but calmly wait until the MLRS covers them.

[Cap.nemo58rus]

It was cool! I wonder what exactly they put in?

[gansales]

A video of the use of the "Agriculture" remote mining engineering system has appeared on the Web.

Damn, our weapons developers make me laugh with their names for different systems: "Chrysanthemums", "Buratinas", "Peonies", etc.
But the name "Agriculture" is just "I fell under the table" laughing... Well, damn, what a thing... The men laughed until they cried...
Well, our "trolls" are the developers of weapons... The Nazis will run and here is "Agriculture" in action... Sowing is coming soon!

[Naval]

Nicely done! Work Brothers!

[kakvastam]

Terrible thing.
After all, then it will have to be cleared ...
Or do the current mines have deactivation / self-destruction in time?

[Prjanik]

These have, and deactivation and self-destruction

[Kettle13]

Quote: Jacket in stock

Have you been to the moon?

I've been to the moon, but you haven't?

[Sergey Tankist]

Mined so that the Nazi cockroaches would not run away?

[Pavel57]

It is not entirely clear why mines should be planted in an offensive operation.

[BastaKarapuzik And]

reduce enemy maneuver. Block the retreat, block the supply and replenishment of equipment and personnel. In a word, arrange a boiler, make it go where it needs to. well, what a plan.

[skeptic]

Interesting remote demining. What is it like? Undermining?

[skeptic]

Computer, electronic card..
It turns out that some hacker can remotely detonate or turn off these mines (conditionally)?

[Fedor M]

A hacker needs internet

[Fedor M]

Well, what's the matter, but our "specialists" know how to come up with a name, they're original ))))

[gnome3160]

Quote: Carat

Quote: Kuroneko

Tell that to the Kalashnikov. =3
I feel that even a couple of centuries is not a hindrance for him.
And also not a hindrance and a century for the American B-52s and our Tu-95s

Well, the AK-47 has not been produced for a long time. And the B-52 and Tu-95 aircraft simply do not have a worthy replacement, and an expensive replacement will come out.

.I agree, but these aircraft may not enter the country's space, the missiles were launched and turned around, like our eyeliners, from the pier they can hit missiles at targets in the United States.

[Vertigo]

How can our designers, with subtle humor, name deadly machines :)

[certero]

The remote mining system was still hell knows when.
And a bad sign means a transition to defense

[Luminman]

With great pleasure I would watch how the skakuas will gallop in a minefield!

[anclevalico]

Mining is a weapon of defense. When attacking, run on your own mines?