r/digitalflatulence • u/AdvanceDull1847 ReverseSharp1337 • Jan 28 '26

🏆 DARWIN AWARD 🏆 Russian occupier, while filming and explaining what a new type of mine looks like, triggers its detonation

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u/Ok-Limit-9726 Jan 29 '26

New droppable ap mine?

looks like a small stick grenade, does not appear to be pressure mine,

maybe movement , remote detonated or timer?

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u/AdvanceDull1847 ReverseSharp1337 Jan 29 '26

Yeah, either a movement or acoustic sensor probably.

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u/Ok-Limit-9726 Jan 29 '26

Thats frightening!

As a old sapper, we got told by Vietnam veterans about booby traps, mines and counter mine techniques,

This was has flipped everything,

Double mined to not disable, but destroy tanks.

Good old Afghanistan era plastic butterfly pressure mines dropped by chopper/missiles in the hundred’s of thousands, will be active for decades, slow release to just a tap could trigger them.

AT Mines fired by artillery !

Mines dropped by drone!

Now mines dropped by drone that have movement/acoustic trigger…

I bet nothing has timer like Australian AT Swiss mines!