NGU Bomber Drones Destroyed the Russian Zemledelye Mine Laying System in the Zaporizhzhia Region

Bomber drones of the 27th Pechersk Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine destroyed the Russian Zemledelye remote mine laying system.

Oleksandr Pivnenko, the Commander of the National Guard, reported this and published a video of the combat work of the operators of these UAVs.

He noted that the vehicle was discovered in one of the frontline areas in the Zaporizhzhia sector.

Russian invaders use these systems to quickly create minefields.

“Thanks to the coordinated actions of our soldiers, the Russian invaders have lost another Zemledelye engineering remote mining system (ERMS),” Pivnenko wrote.

The video captures a Zemledelye remote mining system moving on one of the roads in the temporarily occupied territory. After it was detected, a drone bomber of the National Guard of Ukraine began to drop ammunition on it. This happened while it was still traveling.

The hits and subsequent explosions caused the vehicle to stop in the middle of the road, and its crew may have fled or taken refuge nearby.

Judging by the video, another drone took over and continued to drop munitions with high precision on the Zemledelye, specifically in a package with special rocket-propelled grenades that are equipped with mines.

After several hits, the ammunition of the enemy vehicle caught fire, leading to its complete destruction.

Zemledelye

The Zemledelye combat vehicle is based on an eight-wheeled armored KAMAZ chassis, equipped with two blocks of 25 missiles each.

The system is designed to quickly create minefields in particularly dangerous areas at a distance of 5 to 15 km. It fires rockets that ensure the installation of mines in a given area.

In July, Militarnyi reported the destruction of a similar system by FPV drone operators of the UA REG TEAM unit of the Special Operations Forces. This happened in one of the frontline areas when it was working towards Ukrainian positions.