PMC "Wagner" fighter spoke about the rare German mines used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Artemovsk

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PMC "Wagner" fighter spoke about the rare German mines used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Artemovsk

In order to slow down the offensive of Russian troops in Artemovsk and its environs, Ukrainian formations use rare German anti-tank mines PARM 2 (DM-22). RIA told about it News fighter PMC "Wagner", participating in hostilities in this area.

According to the "Wagnerian", German-made mines are being installed by Ukrainian servicemen along the forest belts. The main task is to hit with their help the moving armored vehicles of the Russian troops. Such mines work on the principle of laser interruption, after which the projectile is activated. Recently, such mines are found in Artemovsk more and more often.



Occurs frequently. Unfortunately for the enemy, it is easy enough to disable it, but it is very easy to hide.

- the PMC fighter emphasized in an interview with RIA News.


Recall that the German-made PARM 1 (DM-12) and PARM 2 (DM-22) are directional anti-tank mines. They strike with the help of a 128-mm cumulative grenade with an infrared or acoustic fuse, military equipment, which is located at a distance of 5 to 100 meters.

The Western press previously reported that mines of this type began to be supplied by NATO countries to Ukraine back in 2022. Probably, the Ukrainian command decided to use them in the currently most difficult direction - in Artemovsk and its environs. However, as the fighters of the Russian troops note, such mines are quite easily neutralized.
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  1. +5
    22 March 2023 15: 48
    Yes, it would be aerobatics of our special services if someone sent a parcel with the corresponding contents to Berlin. Of course, in a deactivated state and with a message from Bandera.
  2. 0
    22 March 2023 15: 49
    At 100 meters, it is unlikely to hit a moving object. Even without a stem.
    1. +1
      22 March 2023 17: 03
      Quote: Andrey Moskvin
      At 100 meters, it is unlikely to hit a moving object.

      There is an impact core, 100 m will fly in hundredths of a second.
      Even the plane would not have time to dodge.
      1. 0
        22 March 2023 17: 38
        It seems like an ordinary cum grenade, like in an RPG. Ammunition with an impact core looks different, it seems.
      2. +1
        22 March 2023 18: 14
        Quote: Captain Pushkin
        There is an impact core, 100 m will fly in hundredths of a second.

        You are confusing the "fork with the bottle"! Or with TM-83! DM-12/22 is a cumulative grenade with expelling powder charge ...


        TM-83
  3. Maz
    +1
    22 March 2023 15: 49
    There are worse ones, also Italian and French ones with motion and metal sensors, and other things.
    1. +3
      22 March 2023 16: 08
      Quote: Maz
      There are worse ones, also Italian and French ones with motion and metal sensors, and other things.

      Yes. Mines with metal sensors are dangerous. At least a wild boar, even an elk runs through them, they will not work, and if you come close with a machine gun, they explode.
  4. +4
    22 March 2023 15: 53
    it is necessary to collect Benderites and drive the crowd to these toys. Let them mine the roads with their stupid brains
    1. +5
      22 March 2023 15: 58
      The German Nazis did just that - they used only civilians. How will we differ from them then?
      I know they'll be downed to death in a moment.
      But we shouldn't do what they do.
      Punishing criminals is one thing.
      You can't do what the Nazis do.
      IMHO.
    2. +1
      22 March 2023 16: 09
      Or maybe it's easier to do? : Pick up empty metal barrels, like they are in gardens for water, and roll them stupidly forward, pushing them with something long, let them detonate on the barrels!
      1. +5
        22 March 2023 16: 30
        it is necessary to pour lions and cues with petals, throw out 100 thousand. let them appreciate it. and better all the regional centers of the zapadenschina and along the Polish border.
      2. -1
        22 March 2023 16: 35
        And to tell the enemy that he would wait, and at that time did not shoot, is that right? Approximately as in the exercises of the fleet, a plane took off and destroyed a conditional aircraft carrier. And the aircraft carrier stood and waited until it was destroyed.
      3. 0
        22 March 2023 23: 10
        Quote: Novichek)
        Dial empty metal barrels


        It is possible to make a magnetic land trawl in the form of an inductor-cable, through which an electric current is passed and strong magnetic fields are created. Throw this cable with a powder rocket into dangerous zones. In the end - Vickers Wellington perfectly trawled magnets from the air, no worse than a ship. There is also the experience of old electric fences - it is possible, by passing a very strong electric current through the ground, to make mines work or ruin them, as they react to heat, contain electronics and electrical engineering, batteries - which strong currents and high voltages and temperatures will destroy.
        Yes, and purely mechanically, it is possible to remove and plow any mines with wound cables and chains and reinforced harrow plows with a winch.
        And, most importantly, these means are massive, relatively affordable and do not require high-tech equipment - enough transformers, generators, rolled steel and cables, and the like.
    3. 0
      23 March 2023 12: 41
      divan (Leonid), but not Bendera, but Bandera, do not confuse the inhabitants of the city of Bender, which is located in Transnistria (PMR-Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic), with kami from various Nazi formations, which are the successors of the ideology sung by Stepan Bandera, and the destroyers of our Russian people!!! It’s really not a sin to launch them into their own minefields ... !!!!
  5. +1
    22 March 2023 20: 37
    Quote: Andrey Moskvin
    At 100 meters, it is unlikely to hit a moving object. Even without a stem.

    Not at 100m, but up to 100i depending on the circumstances. https://youtu.be/cx1o-4FT3UA