Russian soldiers use a TM-62 AT mine to blow up misfired or otherwise faulty ammunition.

15 comments

1. Good to know these rounds won’t be used against Ukrainians, and that must have been a whole lot of rubles that went up in smoke!

2. They should have stood closer

3. I see 9K135 Kornet (shorter tubes) and 9M113 Konkurs (one long tube) antitank missiles, PG-7VR, TBG-7v, and OG-7V rockets. 

4. A translation or summary of the Russian commentary would be appreciated.

5. They’ll need plenty of mines once the NK ammo arrives

6. It is better than just leaving these unexploded ordnance laying on the battlefield. First responsible thing I’ve seen the Russians do during this war.

7. I’m guessing they have a lot of that‼️

8. So who got the job of being the detonator?

9. Totally the wrong method. You have to stand on the pile as you detonate it.

   How else will you ensure you did it right.

   Slava ukraine

10. Serious boom

11. I’m hoping that a Ukrainian drone noticed the explosion and flew in with several friends to assassinate…I mean investigate….

12. Who cares what Orcs do…F em

13. I like that he added “Don’t try this at home”

14. Good, now go the fuck home and never come back. Blow up Putin whilst you’re at it.

15. There are 7 boxcars of more dodgy ammo on the way from North Korea as we speak…considering Russia is getting back the stuff they gave to NK in the 80s lol