The Armed Forces destroyed a rare Russian remote mine system - a observer (photo)

Defense forces have destroyed the rare system of remote land "Land". Throughout the full -scale invasion, only two similar complexes have been confirmed. In the war zone, the Russian engineering and huge engineering complex "Zemledelie" was destroyed. Alexander Kovalenko, a military-political observer of the Information Resistance group, informed about it. He noted that this system provides a remote mine at 5-15 km away and can put up to 7 thousand anti-personnel mines.

As Oleksandr Kovalenko emphasized, during the full -scale invasion of Russia in Ukraine, the destruction of only two such complexes was verified, and the latter was recorded a year ago, June 22. On March 3 last year, it became known that the fighters of the National Guard of Ukraine destroyed the installation of IRDM. A grenade was thrown from the drone, which hit the engineering ammunition, which caused a powerful explosion.

According to open sources, the Russian engineering system of remote mining "Zemledelie" is intended for the prompt creation of mine fields in particularly dangerous directions, at a distance of 5 to 15 km. The system shoots jet shells that provide the installation of mines in a given area. As it is noted, it is possible to conclude mine fields of any complexity, including with passages for their troops. "Land" was created by the Tula NGO "Alloy" them.

AN Hanicheva, which also produces BM-21 degrees, BM-27 Hurricane, BM-30 Smerch, Tornado RSSV and others. At the end of 2020, preliminary tests of this system were completed, and almost immediately it was armed with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Outwardly, the system resembles a "hail" RSSU using 122 mm solid fuel ammunition, filled with different types of mines.

The complex includes a combat vehicle on an octagonal armored chassis KAMAZ, a carriage-carriage machine and starting containers with engineering ammunition. The machine has two blocks on 25 rockets each, equipped with a satellite navigation system, a computer and a weather station, which allows to make adjustments and take into account the impact of weather on the flight of rockets.