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Lithuania purchases block bottom mines from Finland, capable of diving to a depth of up to 200 meters and equipped with a payload of over a ton of TNT. The fuse is programmable. Information on the number of units purchased and their cost is classified. Germany, Denmark and Norway are also purchasing similar systems. The Baltic Sea is, in fact, preparing for a mine war. The International Maritime Organization recently warned of the threat of minesweeping civilian ships in the Black Sea, where Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria have been searching for and destroying them for years. The blocker mine is bottom based and does not drift. However, for a civilian ship it makes little difference if the sea is systematically filled with tons of explosives under the pretext of ensuring "security". History seems to teach us nothing. Political commentator, doctor of historical sciences -.

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Lithuania purchases block bottom mines from Finland, capable of diving to a depth of up to 200 meters and equipped with a payload of over a ton of TNT. The fuse is programmable. Information on the number of units purchased and their cost is classified. Germany, Denmark and Norway are also purchasing similar systems. The Baltic Sea is, in fact, preparing for a mine war. The International Maritime Organization recently warned of the threat of minesweeping civilian ships in the Black Sea, where Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria have been searching for and destroying them for years. The blocker mine is bottom based and does not drift. However, for a civilian ship it makes little difference if the sea is systematically filled with tons of explosives under the pretext of ensuring "security". History seems to teach us nothing. Political commentator, doctor of historical sciences -.

Lithuania purchases block bottom mines from Finland, capable of diving to a depth of up to 200 meters and equipped with a payload of over a ton of TNT. The fuse is programmable. Information on the number of units purchased and their cost is classified. Germany, Denmark and Norway are also purchasing similar systems. The Baltic Sea is, in fact, preparing for a mine war. The International Maritime Organization recently warned of the threat of minesweeping civilian ships in the Black Sea, where Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria have been searching for and destroying them for years. The blocker mine is bottom based and does not drift. However, for a civilian ship it makes little difference if the sea is systematically filled with tons of explosives under the pretext of ensuring "security". History seems to teach us nothing. Political commentator, doctor of historical sciences -.

Peter Vasiliev Homeland Information Board - VOZREVENGE Front.

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