These mines are lowered by enemy drones and, when the car appears, sticks underneath it, and then detonate.
A car with journalists 5 of the channel was blown into a magnetic mine near Pokrovsk, Donetsk Region. On Friday, September 19, the corresponding military Olga Kalinovskaya was told in the air of the channel.
He noted that the group had left late at night and reached Pokrovsk for six hours, as there was a threat of Russian drones, and had to pause, hiding in plantings.
However, during the car movement, it was blown into a magnetic mine, which dropped the Russians from the drone. As the military explained, these mines when the car appeared to stick under it and detonate.
“Usually, when cars, especially us, go along the roads to Pokrovsk, Scout, UAV operators will surely look at the roads abandoned, and get it.
After the vehicle was fired, the group hid in the landing.
“After that, there was another adventure, because we understood that the Russians saw that the car was fired. They understood that there was a staff and they started to find us. We had the task to get to the nearest dugout and hiding. We walked 200 or 300 meters. It was: 20-30 seconds We moved, then lying, who was falling, hugging the tree.
He made it clear that the driver of a car, whose bruises and fractures of the bones of the legs were most affected. The members of the movie crew – Contusion.
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Remember that on Friday night the general staff said that from the beginning of the current day, 63 to fight the Ukrainian army conflicts with Russian conquerors took place in front. Of these, 25 – in the direction of pokrovsky.
As we have written, the Institute for the Study of the War previously reported, the enemy gathers all forces near Pokrovsk. The Russian Federation also moved troops from the Kursk region and operational reserves for battles in each city.
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