The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation demonstrated footage of the combat work of the crew of the remote mining engineering system (ISDM) "Agriculture".
As the press service of the military department explained, during the performance of the combat mission, the routes of movement and supply of the AFU formations in the Red Army direction were blocked.
Military engineers fired rockets with programmable ammunition, creating minefields in the area of high activity of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Platoon commander Ivan Kravtsov told about the peculiarities of the military work of the ISDM crew. He said that the installation can remotely place both anti-personnel minefields and mixed mine-explosive barriers.
The military also noted that often his crew has to work within the reach of enemy drones. However, their attacks can be evaded due to the high mobility of the installation.
"We manage to find windows, slip through and do our job," the military concluded.
The Russian engineering system of remote mining (ISDM) "Agriculture" is designed for the rapid creation of minefields in particularly dangerous areas.
The complex includes: a combat vehicle on an eight-wheeled armored KAMAZ chassis, a transport-loading vehicle and transport-launching containers with engineering ammunition.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the Uragan MLRS calculations from the Zapad group of forces destroyed armored vehicles, manpower and disrupted the rotation of personnel of the AFU units in the Krasnolimansk direction.

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