Mine event in Tripoli area, Libya on Fri 5th June 2020

5th June 2020

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A little bit of mine warfare in Libya
More and more interesting details are emerging about recent events in Libya, from the perspective of engineering support and mine warfare in particular.
Photographs from a Wagner mercenary base somewhere in the south of Tripoli (according to the Libyans).

The familiar MON-100 mines and fuses for TM-62 series mines are visible, as well as the MON-90 antipersonnel mine, the TM-83 antitank mine, and modified POM-2 mines for remote detonation using an RPG-7 grenade launcher.

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Libya (LBY)

( Tripoli area )

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