British volunteer, Harley Whitehead, showed a small part of the mines he and other volunteers removed from Ukrainian soil.
British volunteer, Harley Whitehead, showed a small part of the mines he and other volunteers removed from Ukrainian soil.
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15 0 ReplyIs it just me, does the brown mine remind any one of the Lego coins in the video games?
7 0 ReplyIt's no coincidence that mines look like Lego. Both will destroy your feet.
14 0 ReplyI think those are the triggers/fuses (fuzes?)
If you look at the larger ones, it looks like they have a "socket" in the top for the smaller brown bits to fit in
7 0 ReplyThat's correct. Those 'lego' pieces are the fuses removed from the mines to disarm them.
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That is very impressive!
7 0 ReplyHe's got a YT channel, UA EOD
It's not the slickest production, but gives you an idea of what they're up against in terms of the demining task ahead of them, and the lack of resources they're facing.
Pretty much all of their equipment and even boots are bought with donations, not funding from the Ukrainian government.
Here's the video that the above photos are taken from https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=24UmZwqFN58
6 0 ReplyI would not want to be in that room
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