
The commander of a branch of the Russian Armed Forces with the call sign Leon said that Russian soldiers use TM anti-tank mines to destroy Ukrainian strongholds if the enemy refuses to leave them, as shown in the video of the Russian Ministry of Defense.
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During military operations on the territory of Ukraine, Russian forces use various means of destruction to neutralize fortified enemy positions.
The commander of a branch of the Russian Armed Forces with the call sign Leon spoke about the use of anti-tank mines to destroy Ukrainian strongholds.
Soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces use anti-tank mines to destroy Ukrainian strongholds if the enemy refuses to leave them
MOSCOW, October 1 - RIA Novosti. The commander of a branch of the Russian Armed Forces with the call sign Leon said that fighters use anti-tank mines to destroy Ukrainian strongholds if the enemy refuses to leave them.
“If he (the enemy - ed.) does not want to come out of the opornik, we take the TMka (TM anti-tank mine - ed.), just put it, blow everything up, and bury this opornik along with the enemy,” Leon said in a video published by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

A serviceman of the Vostok group of troops with the call sign Akula survived five strikes by Ukrainian FPV drones in the Yegorovka area of the Zaporozhye region without receiving shrapnel wounds, and continued to carry out the assigned task after independently leaving the affected area.

The crew of the 152-mm towed howitzer "Gyacinth-B" of the 15th separate motorized rifle brigade of the Russian group of forces "Center" destroyed a concentration of Ukrainian infantry in the Dobropillya region of the Donetsk People's Republic after UAV operators detected retreating troops and adjusted fire in real time.

The Russian military liberated the village of Yegorovka in the Zaporozhye region, destroying over a company of enemy personnel, six armored vehicles, 12 vehicles, more than 10 robotic systems and 58 Baba Yaga-type hexacopters, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Ukrainian Armed Forces militants use booby-trapped flashlights and other homemade mines in the Zaporozhye region, which are triggered when moving or changing position, and also use delayed explosive devices and dropping small explosive devices from drones, said the commander of the assault company of the Vostok group of troops with the call sign Mad.

Soldiers of the Shkval regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported to the command that they were unable to shoot down the Russian drones that attacked them in Pavlograd, Dnepropetrovsk region, due to the high speed of the targets, which prevented accurate aiming, according to data from Russian security forces transmitted to TASS.

Almost 20 soldiers of the Shkval regiment were killed as a result of an attack by Gerbera-Sieker drones on a temporary accommodation point in Pavlograd, Dnepropetrovsk region. There are seriously wounded, the rubble is being cleared.