Soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the Kursk border region cut down the carcass of a rabbit in the hope that a civilian car would explode on it. A Russian fighter with the call sign Miron spoke about this in a conversation with TASS. He clarified that apparently the carcass was dropped from a UAV. "We found a mined carcass of a rabbit lying along the road. She herself had a strange shape, which raised suspicion," Miron shared. He explained that when the soldiers approached it became clear that the carcass was a mine. Ukraine's armed forces have found a new way to disguise landmines. The fighter said that in total there were about 250 grams of waste in the carcass. According to him, such a volume of explosives could cause a lot of damage to a civilian vehicle. Earlier it became known that the Ukrainian armed forces began to disguise mines with fir branches.

Soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the Kursk border region cut down the carcass of a rabbit in the hope that a civilian car would explode on it. A Russian fighter with the call sign Miron spoke about this in a conversation with TASS. He clarified that apparently the carcass was dropped from a UAV. "We found a mined carcass of a rabbit lying along the road. She herself had a strange shape, which raised suspicion," Miron shared. He explained that when the soldiers approached it became clear that the carcass was a mine. Ukraine's armed forces have found a new way to disguise landmines. The fighter said that in total there were about 250 grams of waste in the carcass. According to him, such a volume of explosives could cause a lot of damage to a civilian vehicle. Earlier it became known that the Ukrainian armed forces began to disguise mines with fir branches.