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Russian forces adapt POM-2 anti-personnel mines for single-drop FPV delivery

Published 15 July 2026

OSINT analysis documented by a Ukrainian channel shows Russian field units converting POM-2 scatter mines — normally dispensed by MLRS cluster munitions — into individual FPV payloads. Each mine receives a UZRG-M grenade fuse and a 3D-printed carrier. On release, the fuse initiates the standard arming sequence: legs extend to right the mine vertically and four tripwires deploy. Because Russian heavy-lift copter capacity remains limited, mines are dropped one at a time rather than in patterns, limiting the threat but broadening the delivery method.

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