The antihelicopter mine is designed to defeat targets by a high-speed explosively- formed penetrator at a range of up to 150 m. The mine detects a target by means of an acoustic system at a tange of up to 1 km, turns the warhead in the direction of the target, and scanning by means of an infrared sensor determines the real direction to the target and the moment of the warhead detonation.The ... [+]

Designed to fight soft-skinned ground materiel and manpower. The munition is in combat readiness while in a transportation/launcher container (TLC) under a concealment layer of soil. The warhead carries fragmentation submunitions. The munition is activated via a radio link. The munition allows multiple relocation to new sites. Joint development with interested countries of various variants ... [+]

Designed to damage combat and industrial equipment. Type: destruction, delayed-action.

Designed to mine various installations and place booby traps that are set off if the mined object starts to move or is tilted. Laying method: manual.

Designed to demolish military and industrial installations after a preset delay time. Laying method: manual.

Designed to mine railways and can be used as a destruction mine and booby trap. Laying method: manual.

The mine is intended to defeat any tanks and armoured vehicles at ranges of up to 100 m. The seismoacoustic system detects and identifies a target at a range of up to 120 m. Once the target is identified, the mine is ejected upright by means of a pyrotechnic catapult, then it is accelerated by means of a solid-propellant rocket engine to a speed of 160 m/sec. for 0.35 sec., and when the ... [+]

The cylindrical OZM-4 bounding antipersonnel mine is the successor to the OZM-3. The OZM-4 is larger than the OZM-3 and does not have a secondary electrical fuze well as does the OZM-3. The mine consists of a cast-iron body, which is propelled into the air by the detonation of a small charge in the base of the mine. Detonation is normally accomplished from a tripwire fuze, but command-detonated ... [+]

The PDM-1M mine is one of a series of shallow-water mines employed by the former Soviet ground forces against a river crossing or amphibious threat. All of these munitions have blast effects and are initiated by contact with the watercraft. The PDM-1M rests untethed on the bottom of the water feature and, with the aid of its weighted ballast plate, remains stationary in currents up to 1.5 ... [+]

The first positive confirmation that the former Soviet armed forced had within their inventory an antipersonnel scatter mine system came shortly after their invasion of Afghanistan. The former Soviets employed a small plastic mine designated PFM-1. This mine consists of a pressure-fuzed liquid explosive in a green or sand brown plastic case and has been used extensively to interdict trails ... [+]