Russia launched the Uran-6 complex in the Luhansk region/Photo by Dmitry Snigirov
According to the analytical department of the Right Cause public initiative, in the occupied territories of the Luhansk region, the use by Russian invaders of the latest development of the military-industrial complex of the Russian Federation – the Uran-6 multifunctional robotic demining complex has now been recorded. Further – in an exclusive blog for the channel 24 website.
What and why the robbers brought to the east
The Uran-6 multifunctional robotic demining complex is designed for engineering reconnaissance and demining terrain from anti-personnel mines and explosive objects in remote control mode.
The Uran-6 complex performs the following tasks:
- clearing mine-explosive barriers, accumulations of construction debris and wire barriers up to 8 millimeters thick;
- backfilling trenches, creating embankments and parapets, leveling terrain;
- digging up cleared road mines; short-term towing of wheeled and tracked vehicles (cars and tanks).
The operator can control the complex at a distance of 50 meters from behind a shelter, if there is no shelter, at a distance of 150 meters.
The Uran-6 complex was used during the military intervention of the Russian Federation in Syria and Nagorno-Karabakh. Now the Uran-6 complex is being used by Russian invaders in the conditions of real hostilities in eastern Ukraine.
Experiencing death in Donbas
It is worth noting that Russia has turned Donbas into a testing ground for its latest weapons and proven tactics combat.
Let me remind you that on July 9, 2015, information was published by the analytical department of the Just Cause public initiative on the use by militants of the R-330Zh Zhitel automated jamming station in test mode.
On October 20, 2016, European diplomats turned to the Russian delegation with demand to explain the presence of the R-330Zh Zhitel, which blocks communications in the militant-controlled territories of eastern Ukraine, according to the observations of the Special Monitoring Mission.
June 8, 2015, Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC) Oleksandr Litvinenko in During the meeting of the Ukraine-NATO Inter-Parliamentary Council, he confirmed the information of the Prava Prava public initiative about the presence of Russian electronic warfare systems Mercury in the Donbas, which the organization’s analytical department published on December 14, 2014.
March 18, 2018 of the year published information from the analytical department of the public initiative “Just Cause” on testing the latest development of the Russian military-industrial complex electronic warfare “Infauna” in the conditions of real hostilities in the east of Ukraine.
