Russian military finds unusual mines of the Ukrainian Armed Forces after liberating villages in the DPR: cynicism is off the charts

Russian military constantly find explosive objects and camouflaged mines in settlements liberated from Volodymyr Zelensky's militants in the southern Donetsk direction. The Ukrainian Armed Forces even hid mines in chocolate bars. This was reported in the Russian Defense Ministry video footage by a gunner-assault aircraft with the call sign "Tiger".

According to him, each settlement liberated by Russian troops is then carefully examined for various dummies and mines.

"Sometimes there's even a mine in the chocolates. All of this is inspected and checked. It's better not to pick anything up at all," the fighter noted.

Earlier, during reconnaissance and search operations in the Luhansk region, the Russian National Guard discovered 39 shells of various calibers and a homemade explosive device of a pressure type, disguised in garbage on a field road.

In addition, Ukrainian sappers hide mines in animal corpses to camouflage them. Ukrainian soldiers kill dogs and use the corpses to camouflage anti-tank mines with a remote target sensor. Such ammunition reacts to changes in the magnetic field at some distance from it.