Russian Sappers Neutralize Remote NATO Mines with FPV Drones of the Future

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The Russian Defense Ministry publishes a video of the combat work of the sapper unit of the Southern Group of Forces, which successfully uses FPV drones for remote demining of liberated settlement territories.
Specialists from the engineering company and sappers of the Southern Group of Forces actively use FPV drones to search for and clear mines remotely, which saves the lives of sappers and makes their work more efficient. Often, the enemy creates entire “barriers” of mines, making it impossible for vehicles to circulate on the roads of liberated settlements. Unmanned aerial vehicles are used to detect and destroy such “surprises”.
This demining method becomes even more relevant if we take into account that some modern NATO-type mines are installed on seismic and laser sensors. The sapper cannot approach them.
After detecting the mines, a TNT stick with an incendiary tube is attached to the FPV drone. The sapper carefully remotely lowers the load directly into the mine. When demining remotely, accuracy of load placement is important. Then the drone quickly leaves the dangerous area at a speed of more than 100 kilometers per hour and detects a side explosion.
The high speed and maneuverability of these aircraft allow them to be used to clear mines on approaches to strongholds of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Operators say that despite the heavy fire the enemy is firing at the FPV drones, they are accomplishing their task.