Ukrainian Farmer Finds BIZZARE Way to Get Rid Of Russian Mines



Ukraine faces one of the largest landmine crises in history, with over 67,000 square miles littered with mines, traps, and unexploded ordnance. This video explores the creative and courageous methods Ukrainians are using to tackle the problem, from remote-controlled tractors built by farmers to advanced AI-powered drones and robotics. Discover how these efforts are saving lives, safeguarding agriculture, and restoring hope amidst the devastation caused by Russia’s ongoing aggression.

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38 thoughts on “Ukrainian Farmer Finds BIZZARE Way to Get Rid Of Russian Mines”

  1. someone over there gotta have an alpharad stereo. 150db @ 20~45hz sweep would set off a seismic sensor, at least im guessing. would an L-rad suspended from a deone create enough psi to activate the others??

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  2. I am not Ukrainian but I grew up surrounded by Ukrainians in Winnipeg I found them to be the most generous and innovative people I ever knew.
    Canada would be wise to invite every Ukrainian to immigrate to Canada.

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  3. Mines are the scrounge of the world, long lasting, hard to detect plastic versions killing/crippling all living beings! I'm surprised that FPV or flight programmed drones with thermal cameras aren't being used to map the location of these mines!

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  4. how this was stretched into a 30 minute video is beyond me. Its like those damn recipe websites with all the boring irrelevant nonsense.

    TLDW – Farmer made his tractor remote control and added make shift mine sweeping gear to it from scavenged from blown out tanks. There's zero technical discussion.

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  5. Both sides elites = Christians meeting Pope who isn't ordering the war to stop. You people have no idea what the Church is about to do to all of you because you can't see the ORDERS now to realize they won't even care. – Deist

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  6. "In essence, the farmer has created an unmanned ground vehicle, or UGV with little more than scraps of metal and some amazing Ukrainian ingenuity"
    You mean the farmer has created the barnyard version of a vehicle widely used by the military with little more than an already working vehicle and hobby store electronics.
    Like this is great for that dude but it's like saying that I created a bike with little more than a bike missing a rear tyre, and a rear tyre.

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  7. Down voted for calling it a Special Military operation. It's an illegal, immorall war against an innocent sovereign nation. Calling it a special military operation is playing into Putins game. Putin calls it a special military operation to decieve his own people and to sidestep some international laws.

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  8. Russia is not actually "breaking" any bans on the use of landmines… It was a voluntary treaty which Russia never signed.
    They are however a party to the Geneva convention so it is illegal for them to deliberately target civilians.

    I dislike it when organisations, especially human rights organisations are dishonest about this point and try to present landmines or cluster munitions as universally illegal (they're not). What's more they never ever seem to mention the flip side, that they seem not to care about how many Ukrainian soldiers lives are being saved by the defensive use of landmines (the alternative is usually throwing people at the problem to try and hold the line at the expense of very high casualties).

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  9. I'm surprised that drones with cameras recording in the IR spectrum near dawn/dusk aren't used more. There would be lots of false positives, but farmers probably want to get rid of chunks of metal left on their farm land too.

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