A sapper of the 11th Army Corps of the North group of forces with the call sign Loki confirmed the fact that the Ukrainian military used plastic syringes to "stuff" mines with a shock sensor. Details are provided by RIA Novosti.
But in the end, such projectiles are ineffective.
"It's a very sneaky thing: you can hide it, install it in a box, for example… It is ineffective because the area is small, you have to click," confirmed Loki.
To activate such a device with syringes, the Russian fighter added, it is necessary to "fence some kind of construction" - for example, "lay a board."
EADaily also previously informed — it became known how many types of drones are used against Russia by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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After the "inspection" over the Black Sea, the NATO spy drone was left without communication