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Russia Once Put Anti-Tank Mines on Drones. Now They Can Only Afford To Use Half Mines
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The TM-62 is just 7.5 kg of explosives with a fuse in the middle, no fancy shaped charges. They're designed to be driven over, since tanks are more vulnerable on the underside and damage to the tracks can immobilize them.
Thank you. I had something like the TM-72 in mind, which has a shaped charge and thus needs much less explosive (2.5 kg).