How is Russia's UR-77 System Preserving Lives on the Battlefield

Developed in the Soviet Union, the UR-77 Meteorit is not just a military vehicle; it is a life-saver. This mine-clearing machine plays a crucial role in facilitating troop movement and humanitarian efforts by creating safe passages through treacherous minefields.
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[@kaweesiivan9610]

Russia never stops to surprise us 😊

[@OlatunjiIsmailYusuf]

😂😂😂

[@teru797]

Why weren't they using this during the other offensives? Lots of good men were lost due to mines.

[@xKevmachinex]

its a great nation fighting corruption. one of the only few countries that still has honour besides japan and maybe china.

[@bikechainmic]

@@xKevmachinex Honourable thats Ukraine in one word, unlike ruZZia

[@Ozscaro]

USA, UK, JAPAN and more countries operate newer and even better versions of this Mine Clearing Line Charge.... 🤫🤫🤫

[@TheCrapOnYourStrapOn]

I like how the rocket wiggles

[@MacDonaldkachala-cm5gc]

That's what makes you to know that The west and Ukraine are doing very good on the media, on the ground exactly the opposite😂😂😂

[@TheCrapOnYourStrapOn]

@@MacDonaldkachala-cm5gc I guess it depends on what media you watch. Any video can be selectively edited to look like Ukraine is doing well but anyone with access to telegram can see that Ukraine is being bullied by Russia across the entire front

[@Ozscaro]

@@MacDonaldkachala-cm5gc USA, UK, JAPAN and more countries operate newer and even better versions of this Mine Clearing Line Charge.... 🤫🤫🤫

[@sweetbabyray1000]

Poor trees & animals.

[@TheCrapOnYourStrapOn]

@@Ozscaro yeah Ukraine lost two of the US’s mine clearing line charge based on the abrams chassis already.

[@adamlimbu3258]

I love this weapon more than any tanks❤

[@MatveyGordeev663]

Наш Сказочный Змей ~ Горыныч😊

[@redherring9497]

The Russians aren’t fancy, but they make rugged , crude and effective weapons. This is a effective high explosive Mortar system by the looks if the angle fired.

[@VQBABY]

Mighty Russians 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@user-jo9tr4tn6i]

Это змей горыныч.👍👍👍💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@user-ig3uj8kp5c]

Жарит барбекю из хрюшек 😂

[@dragantanackovic1360]

Русија је Сила!

[@lewdgz2371]

Putin is a scared dog

[@halo7250]

With the current pace of advancement in precision guided munitions, it is feasible to utilize howitzers to launch numerous precision guided cluster munitions at increasing elevations, in 10° increments, in order to pave the way for armored forces to advance across a minefield.

[@user-om4lh2cg9c]

So how many howitzers guided shots can your country economy make per day? ))

[@Greis-BB]

Artillery shells are too weak to cause detonation of mines. especially if they are cassette. If it were possible to do this, then no one would come up with a special technique for this task. And there is also the question of cost))))

[@halo7250]

In the context of war, economics and industrial output are the main factors that determine success. The military will always strive for cost effectiveness as it is of utmost importance. It's logical to clear a mined field cheaply before sending in the armor brigade, without losing any equipment and from a distance. Similarly, developing laser-based anti-missile systems is a no-brainer when compared to the cost of interceptor missiles. In time, smart scientists will figure out a way and develop large area mine clearing munitions.

[@michaelswagson4457]

Good luck getting that many shots off without being hit back...

[@wuppas]

@@halo7250 In time scientists will figure out how to disable the criminal brain cells of the US ruling elite.

[@maxkazzora4234]

If it ain’t broke don’t try to fix it is a good rule of thumb. What was good way back then and is just as good now should never be overlooked. 👍👍

[@somaloignoto2988]

What a good feeling the time has come, feel so nice to smell the free world.

[@mussydesign7933]

All these big military vehicles will eventually be a quarter of the size and unmanned

[@redherring9497]

They already exist

[@samstone446]

South Africa developed a similar system in the 80’s during intense sanctions against them.

[@tonynz9954]

Unfortunately the ANC does not know how to operate it.

[@aegusew]

Это система разминирования

[@Wonkabar007]

The UK had a similar weapon called "Giant Viper" that missile also wiggled as it launched.

[@user-fw5in3ri8e]

Never showed up on the battlefield because it is still at the pompous ceremony for the queen....eh...

[@dernadaarmando2948]

Hmm, nice info

[@kitwarjri7086]

That's why there should be a remote control self destruct button wen they r in a position to abandoned it so that it won't fall on the enemy hands..

[@charlesolinger9735]

Booby traps are for the most part frowned upon in combat. I'm not saying it isn't done or has not been done now and in the past. But generally speaking if you retreat from an area you don't booby trap it for the enemy.

[@mortvald]

If that was a thing, then your whole military arsenal is going to auto delete at the hand of a few hackers

[@loamandil2529]

@@charlesolinger9735 Lmao what? Mining is the definition of boobytrapping. I guess you were born yesterday.

[@trumanhw]

Ey ... it's a washing machine powered MICLIC!

[@JonathanPottsInOttawa]

It’s a half assed reimagining of two WWII weapons for tactical breach of a minefield, the giant and baby Viper.

[@bradleydouglass265]

these Russian propaganda channels are a lark aren't they?

[@ericmerritt5700]

We have the same thing here in USA. It called a miclik. Seen a few used when I was in the Marines in the 90's.

[@user-yq1rc1ti2l]

В СССР оно появилось ещё до восьмидесятых годов. Кстати, у нас раньше был самолёт назывался он ЯК 141. В США его теперь называют Ф 35

[@user-sh4ck8il8e]

@@user-yq1rc1ti2l ты секреты-то не выдавай

[@TimVoktwo]

Russian weapons are backward and forward compatible. Meaning new weapons and old weapons has the same dimensions in many parts and components that you can use some parts from one to the other chasis. In one of Shoigu's report he said that there are 270 fully equipped and staffed repair stations along the front line, and they could assemble a tank from salvage parts in 48 hours. So all of those Russian tanks that could be repaired are towed to the repair stations, tested then recycled. How many of those tanks, howitzers, mlrs, ifv, rifles, and captured artillery shells, atgm, grenade launchers and hand grenades have been recycled? A lot. Will the Russians run out of weapons? They collect a lot of Western weapons as the Ukrainian retreated. That is the reality of war. And that's the reason why Ukraine needs more weapons. At the beginning of the war Ukraine use their Russian made weapons which their soldiers were trained to use. Now, they are all gone. With three mobilization and over a million conscripts, all they have are western weapons that they can barely use because of lack of training, and it takes a long time to get used to. You need muscle memory and descipline to be a good fighter/killer which takes months to train. If you didn't notice the Russian conscripts, Wagner, and volunteers have been training hard for months before they were rorated to the battlefield. The difference is Russian weapons are simple, rugged, effective, and they are made for the battlefield while Western weapons are pretty and are made for the showroom. Collector items too and sought-after by the Russian soldiers. What do you think will be the outcome of this war now that the Russians are going crazy and running amok to demilitarize the Ukrainians? Just saying.

[@pietskiet42-_]

US MIC is a money making maschine, while Russian MIC is a war maschine....?

[@user-ws7ni3vk2t]

"Змей Горыныч" ё п та!))

[@robertwest678]

Nine months on I wonder how many of these guys are still alive ? The war was very different then Ukraine had hope .

[@jasontipton8430]

Ukrainians have lost about 450 thousand soldiers KIA there are 50 thousand amputees in ukraine the russians have lost about 120 thousand horrific casualties the war has been going for two years not 9 months but terrible losses on both sides

[@ahmedmagomedov5598]

Толку захватывать технику если не можешь обеспечить её боекомплектом?! 😂😂😂

[@chrisbremner8992]

An airial version with a glide bomb capacity is a good idea, ditto a maritime net version against Naval drones. Also a remotely controlled version is a good idea.

[@hachanabe]

Thanks for the information, please do you have any secret weapon info?

[@user-vf1zl8wj3d]

Humans never learn from mistakes. why force the Bear to fight?

[@ivanasabin42]

Не зря назвали"Змей Горыныч" летит, хвостом виляет как Змея. Вообще Советские инженеры давали своим изобретениям правильные названия. Как назовёшь корабль, так и поплывет. Потенциал у русских огромный, не испытывайте свою судьбу, многим обломали зубы. Успойкойтесь наконец.

[@trumanhw]

Do Ruskies know how many Americans not only wish our government didn't waste money (borrowing from China to "lend" to Ukraine) ... and that we're profoundly sorry our government forced Russia to war. Did you know how SORRY we are. We don't support our governments choices. We know Russia is MORAL. The claims of Bucha are LIES. Ukrainians & UK committed those war crimes. Setup by the US + Soros + Netherlands coup of 2014. Forcing Yanukovych to flee for his life from our thugs. WE allowed the Donetsk civilian population to be ATTACKED for 8y to force Putin to militarily support Russian-Ukrainians. Never have so many patriotic Americans rooted FOR Russia and AGAINST our own government's goals. Even as a US Marine, I feel no sympathy for US mercenaries engaged in war-tourism. Instead, I feel solidarity with my Russian brothers fighting against corrupt operatives destroying both our nations. Слава Россия!

[@jerrymiller9039]

We have had MICLIC s like this for many decades and the Germans had a version in WW2

[@alexandrnoskov5437]

Yes, the Ur-77 was put into service in 1977, exactly 47 years ago. He took an active part in clearing mines after the US attack on Vietnam, Korea, Iraq and other peaceful countries.

[@Mike_Davidson]

@@alexandrnoskov5437😂😂😂😂

[@XXXXXXXXXX-762]

Люблю Россию и Путина 💓 из Бангладеш 💓

[@georgikolev7545]

слава украини

[@matthewwalz1]

This makes a nice firework when an fpv hits it. It’s one of my favorite to see.

[@harryhyperboreanivanhoe6374]

Right in your chocolate eye😂

[@gelmibson883]

I don't get this. It looka like it just catapults a bomb on a leash. So what does it that u couldn't do with conventional bomb artillery mortar etc? Especially since the leash doesnt explode only the load at rhe end of it?

[@koinkollector2873]

Cool, I'll try 10

[@jeffmattson2295]

Preserving lives?

[@pernykvist3442]

Its a pro Russian commie channel so you know.

[@No_Ne684]

Removing mines for infantry

[@user-cl3de8xn8p]

​@@No_Ne684If in standard mode.

[@parttimethinker7611]

In war, everything is deadly.

[@geee7672]

...I guess it does have mine sensors...

[@mladenmatosevic4591]

Using this as makeshift artillery instead of intended purpose is indeed desperate measure, especially if you do not have reload and expect some mines to be cleaned

[@Thecatchalot]

wow... I thought they just used Tanks and APC's to clear the mines .........

[@morgan1719]

Comrade Oleg "check out my invention, it saves lives" Comrade Ivan "not sure you understand the army's mission"

[@somaloignoto2988]

They have no idea what is in surprise for them, there's no going back from this, this time the countdown has begun

[@user-re8pe7iz2g]

Слава СССР и КПСС!

[@georgikolev7545]

СЛАВА УКРАИНИ СЛАВА

[@wrt142]

Me when I read the advertisement mediapack from the manufacturer and call it journalism

[@Ibrahima3321]

Just like how we were sang to about the Abram tanks ... only to find that they were just garbage...it was just advertisment mediapack..

[@KermitFrazierdotcom]

Even looks like a Dragon in Flight!

[@aegusew]

Это всего лишь система разминирования 😅

[@lazylizard6682]

😱😱😱

[@muratilyassov9155]

actually all countries have something similar, but as there are a lot of videos with russian vechile damaged by mines, looks like russians need more these machines than they have

[@Tam58851520]

The US has the M1150 Assault Breacher Vehicle, which is updated and more versatile than the UR-77. Anything destructive can be an offensive weapon.

[@AleksHQ]

so it pretty much became modern Sturmtiger.

[@davidphillips8416]

the british army have had this type of eguipment since wwii.

[@praveensaini8524]

🇷🇺❤️🇮🇳

[@eduardvelja2717]

Очень опасный аппарат🤔 сделан для разминирования👍но если использовать не по назначению😢🙈💀

[@user-ig3uj8kp5c]

То, можно жарить барбекю из хрюшек 😂

[@adamfrazer5150]

🤔no sense in building multirole assets : design/build it for one role, soldiers will always find alternate uses 👍

[@teru797]

Why weren't they using this during the other offensives? Lots of good men were lost due to mines.

[@Greis-BB]

it is difficult to use because of its high vulnerability and short firing range. They are used when there is an opportunity.

[@tanyoivanov-personal]

I think there are 6 or 7 layers of defence after the mines layer. Probably they used them.

[@citizen762]

Yeah, I had never seen this weapon used before the Ukraine war. When I first saw video of how it operates and the massive charge it detonates, I first thought it was a some sort of bunker Buster weapon. Had to look it up and see what it was.

[@hist8332]

The Russian Mic-Lics, but better.

[@BFthINFENTRYREGIMENTUS]

I think he the key doing what was he made up for cleaning mine

[@purgalimited]

мощная штука 🎉

[@user-tl8ft5ql4c]

This is not Russian, but Soviet technology, and these are two big differences.

[@bugstomper4670]

'Preserving Lives'

[@alipaf2002]

Irony is it was made by Kharkiv Traktor Plant Soviet

[@blacksky9621]

Russia is the power. Power is the Russia!!!

[@jozefhorvat3625]

Bravooo Russia

[@frankrosebrock4424]

Donetsk international airport is near Donetsk, not at Mariupol. Complete other direction. Stay to the facts, please!

[@KC_88631]

Glory to Russia!

[@njrosales]

what is the mining of that red dragon like a dinosaur?

[@user-xy8lk7vj4q]

It is a Russian folk's personage, called "Zmey Gorinytch", very popular in Russian fairy tales. He has 3 heads and can breath out a fire.

[@rhino6285]

Funny how this channel always brags about all the Russian weapons that Ukraine captures and in reality Ukraine is running out of weapons at an alarming rate

[@KilaMother]

Cause Russian weapons are awesome. Blame western media for making you believe the US is the only country with modern weaponry. Heard of something called the Cold War the Russians were always ahead in modern weaponry technology. The US always trying to acquire Russian weapons so they can reverse engineer it.

[@Ibrahima3321]

You'll find a lot bragging about NATO ones too just keep on searching for them...they are actually a lot..

[@purekholid]

​@@Ibrahima3321 You nailed it! 😅 😅 😅

[@bobbybawbager]

Cry more!! They just report on weapon systems, and you can handle it!!😂😂😂😂

[@JanMamea]

USA I nato to samo zło. Precz z banderyzmem I faszyzmem ukraińskim!

[@mechniack]

Like we don't have similar technology, , nothing but crying Wolf

[@anuragtiwari5661]

Why are they not used in battlefield, they are building 1000s of tanks but not these weapons and send tanks to clear the path instead

[@user-cy2hf2yp3v]

These have a max range of 6 miles. Tanks have a range of twenty miles

[@Greis-BB]

She has a very small firing range and even whiter thin armor.

[@jimyost2585]

The following is a comment posted last week (around March 8, 2024) by an anonymous guy in regard to Washington's power (of course what he said applies equally to NATO, London, the EU, and the Zionists). Here's the comment: Ground warfare between nuclear powers is nothing but foreplay, but anyway if you're in the US military or thinking of joining it you need to read this document and understand that the Department of "Defense" doesn't in fact "defend" anything, it exists so US politicians can try, quite unsuccessfully and at staggering cost, to control the world by violence. Maybe you're into that, maybe you're not, but make no mistake that's what your job is.

[@vanjamenadzer]

There are so many shits going on in the world right now that if ww3 doesn't break out soon, I will be surprised. Because US empire is losing it's might and grip on the world and globalists that rule USA are losing their globalisation agenda.

[@omarelsolh5725]

Humanitarian Efforts yeah right haha

[@onenfred806]

Russian Forces ❤ super power 1,vs 50countries😂

[@user-wb4ve3ml3c]

Урка бу сувда хам сузаолади

[@Ozscaro]

USA, UK, JAPAN and more countries operate newer and even better versions of this Mine Clearing Line Charge.... 🤫🤫🤫

[@pappagone6066]

not in warzone.. only in wet dreams

[@zedeyejoe]

Yes Ukraine has 17 of the UR-77s, captured from Russia. Everyone is talking about drones but Ukraine really needs mine clearers.

[@Greis-BB]

In fact, Ukraine needs people who will explain to it the meaning of the word surrender.

[@zedeyejoe]

@@Greis-BB Russia did not surrender to Germany in WW2. So why would any Russian expect Ukraine to surrender to Russia today?

[@firmaforex]

Russia has develop a lot of excellent weapons. Russia, Germany and Japan should be the only countries in the UN security council. Each of them has lost 10 million men in Wars.

[@Greis-BB]

Germany and Japan were allies in World War II and were its organizers.... These countries have no place in the Security Council. And China suffered the biggest losses in the war....

[@djiexn]

Не видел чтобы их использовали, думаю они дорогостоящие и мало эффективны

[@morrisdyer9560]

This was used in Syria.

[@anteskripar3305]

Odlična stvar za sravnit zgradu do temelja.

[@jerrymiller9039]

The towing hooks are also useful for Ukrainian farm

[@sorini75]

Is this smoking, in the first months of the conflict, the farmers actually have Russian military equipment, everyone had at least one tank! n=Now stop this crap, is no longer valid. It wasn't even then, but propaganda....

[@miltontan65]

Russia is the winner 🏆

[@kingomedlanki6151]

Cue all the armchair military tacticians and those that play COD

[@justindodd6426]

Det cort tied to rocket

[@nilomardesouza5]

So, how the ucranians get munitions for the captured meteriorites ?

[@GaryBonnell-tl1jp]

Did the Russians build this first or did they get the idea from desert strom the American army been doing this this for ficty years

[@georgikolev7545]

SLAVA UKRAINI

[@jozefhorvat3625]

👏👏👏💪💪💪👌👌👌👍👍👍

[@user-nx4rf7uh4v]

Keep it up Russia 🇺🇸🇷🇺🦾🕶️🚬🎇

[@user-bd2ff6tg1n]

Лартака сток бунданка рок 👍 фияркута бонза бугазотка тутка сияние бухта.

[@jozefhorvat3625]

God bless Russia

[@An..O7070]

Real name Zmei Gorinich UR77. It’s a bad machine

[@MegaKubanoid]

Змей Горыныч

[@hblog]

Did United States copy it?

[@user-zz8lb6bd7p]

Time and time again Russian weapons fail to live up to the hype. No wonder the Russian arm sales are dropping like a stone. Remember the hypersonic missiler touted as unhitable yet shot down several times...

[@congloiduong4429]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺❤

[@user-ok3xj6nx1d]

❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂

[@jozefhorvat3625]

Viva Russia

[@guskarl49]

Russian weapons are the best!

[@ChristianGustafson]

Go Putin! Z

[@user-lt8wb6si8t]

🇷🇺🌈💪💯👍😊

[@user-fn7re7qw8d]

Stop natonazi ... freedom for the world.

[@aron7439]

✊🏻🫡🪖🇷🇺

[@SimulacronX]

How dare you state anything positive about russian military😉