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MV-5 (Russian)
The MV-5 (RU: МВ-5) is a relatively simple, Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, pressure-operated mine fuze, which has no additional safety devices. Overview The MV-5 fuze was developed for use with World War Two (WW2/WWII)-era Soviet/Russian anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mines (see ‘Usage’ area). In early 2026, around the 7th of January, MV-5 fuzes were seen in use during the Russo-Ukraine War, which had been modified to act as the...
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