Robots And Drones Help Ukraine's Farmers Reclaim Their Heavily Mined Land

Farmers in parts of Ukraine formerly occupied by Russian troops face one of the largest minefields in the world. Explosives are slow to remove by hand, so some are deploying robots and drones to help speed up the process and kickstart their devastated businesses.
00:00 - Intro
01:15 - Demining operation in Kharkiv Oblast
03:03 - Farmers using remote-controlled tractors
04:55 - Other ways of clearing mine fields, including drones
06:21 - Meet the tractor driver injured by a mine
08:27 - Meet Denys, the farmer trying to restart his business
10:36 - Damage done by war to Ukraine’s farming sector
11:01 - Maps show front line in Ukraine turning green
11:12 - Meet the farmer still traumatised by the Russian occupation
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Ukraine's Farmers Risk Their Lives Clearing The World's Largest Minefield With Drones And Robots

[@BulletmanDoom]

This is a superb documentary showing the resilience of the people affected by this dreadful war.

[@tomdave42]

14 minutes it doesn't qualify as a documentary

[@sacredgroundsfarm]

As a farmer, its hard enough, to grow and supply and make money, and now these people have to deal with mines?! So horrible. May their land somehow be restored.

[@Dennan]

atleast they just have to clear thier field once if they do it thorough, but ye it sucks

[@caav56]

@@Dennan russians still have remote mining systems, unfortunately.

[@Dennan]

@@caav56 ya but i mean when the war has stopt, but ye, they have to make a living somehow meanwhile. it sucks :

[@MissMan666]

@@Dennan not just clearing mines, if they ever get production back up and running the next problem is can they get the goods out the country safely.

[@Dennan]

@@MissMan666 ya true

[@AnP865]

0:32 when he says "up to 500 meters deep" it means the area of the minefield, not the depth below the earth.

[@treestump2985]

Lol was wondering how you would set a mine off at that depth.

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

Thanks for the clarification.

[@82clash]

Yeah , I realize that. Who thinks they bury mines 500 metres???? Go to school, finish your grade 4.

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

the script sounds like the american writing it did actually think that 500m is the depth below ground. because that's the only way how mentioning a "depth" measurement in that specific general explanatory context makes sense. for "depth" to refer to a horizontal measurement, you need a reason to be viewing that minefield in a specific direction, you need to view it in its military runction as a dividing line to be crossed. that is not how these mine fields being cleared are approached, as they no longer are being fought over.

[@Sacrifice117]

@@Ass_of_Amalek they literally googled "how deep are antitank landmines" and got the grey text at the top out of context from a wikipedia article about landmines where it was talking about how germany used mines in world war 2. the specific paragraph talks about how they laid them in rows 500 yards deep. this feels like some garbage AI video.

[@alhamduzain4668]

I hate to see farmers suffering from war and other man made disasters, they deserve better

[@Beloglazovalex]

Зато вы возможно любите соединённые Штаты Америки , которые в своем "сдерживании" не видят границ дозволенного.

[@alhamduzain4668]

@@Beloglazovalex Меня не волнует Америка или это глупая политика, но мне нравятся фермеры в целом, независимо от того, откуда они.

[@Vixctor13]

When German forces withdrew from Finland into Norway in 1945 they left mines as they went. Mine clearing wasn't completed until the 1970's and a thousand people died because of mines. Mines are no joke.

[@AmazingPhilippines1]

In Cambodia, vietnam, Laos and other nations people are still dying from US mines.

[@kimiohuynh8102]

We strongly support the very brave Ukrainian farmers who are repairing their devastated farmlands.God bless all of you.🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@f4llen1759]

Идиот, это фермеры с российской стороны, ведь это Россия заняла 30% территорий. Теперь России приходится разминировать украинские мины. И ещё, на линии фронта фермеры не работают(для особо тупых)

[@kirkpatrick7475]

​@@f4llen1759 What ??

[@gragor11]

@@kirkpatrick7475 Your patriotism and NAFO news sources let you down. Perhaps you haven't heard what is going on out there in the battle fields. Yes, both sides have created mine fields. The Russians have created fields leading into the kill boxes around their 5 lines of defence in the captured/liberated areas south of the Dnieper for example. Your Ukrainians similar on the opposite side of the contact line. But if people are trying to farm areas then they would have to be areas that have switched sides and are away from the reach of long range tube weapons and it is the Russians are the ones that took ground, except in Khersion area west of the Dniper which they abandoned last fall. Did it say where they were demining in this feel good bit of war propaganda? What do you think about all those Russian land mines flooded away by Ukraine when they destroyed the Kakhovka Dam? Do they count as Russian mines or did they switch sides to Ukraine once they were set free? Won't that be fun to deal with. And now after that huge storm on the Black Sea, think about all those sea mines planted by Ukraine to protect their Southern and West coast line approaches including Odessa's harbour from Russian invasion that were torn up and set free to hunt these very grain ships you are so concerned about. Your fanboy comments show a distinct lack of situational awareness.

[@kirkpatrick7475]

@@gragor11 Tell us why Russia murdered 250,000 Chechens including defenceless men women and children, Tell us why Russia murdered her own people ?

[@somename5632]

What does "we support" even mean. Who is we and how are they supporting?

[@user-mh6bd5xl7j]

These Ukraine people amaze me with there genius ways of getting done what needs to be..

[@zakirov9339]

are you ukrop yourself?

[@Beloglazovalex]

Только это уже Россия 🇷🇺

[@victorsago]

@@Beloglazovalex Никогда это не было Россией. И, к счастью, России осталось существовать считанные годы.

[@jakleo337]

"Why aren't villagers greeting us with cheers?" I guess they didn't get that text.

[@at7870]

*Remember for the rest of your lives my friends, and remind your children too: Russian "Z" stands for "Russian Nazi Scum of the Earth"* ❤❤

[@Nauda999]

The ones that greeted with cheers and wore white armbands, got the Butcha treatment. There was a message - stay at home, we are clearing out the Russian collaborators, I guess these guys got the message not to cheer, or they would not get the collaborator treatment.

[@gragor11]

@@Nauda999 Bingo. Tough crowd of commenters. We haven't been fed a steady diet of Copium.

[@Beloglazovalex]

​@@Nauda999Bucha. It is fake

[@poisonousbadge126]

Extremely brave farmers doing what they can for their people. Incredible!

[@philippegauthier4525]

why there no laugh emoji

[@PeterLustig-js6mj]

Most mines in Ukraine are ukranian.

[@kealeradecal6091]

​@@PeterLustig-js6mjoh really, then why just remove it since they know it, and there's no need to use demining equipment.

[@tomrabe8037]

These Farms do not supply Ukraine, but the Pigs of Western Europe!

[@ChikitaXNeKITXD]

​@@PeterLustig-js6mjcool to be an idiot, right?) Why use so many mines near cities with millions of people near it? Coz Ukrainians love to kill themself?

[@Dr_piFrog]

This, unfortunately, is one of the terrors of war that keeps on giving and giving (terror and horror).

[@gragor11]

Yes.

[@billotto602]

God bless the people of Ukraine. ♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏 🫡 🇺🇦 🇺🇸

[@derrickodyes1934]

Its good that great people like Ryan Hendrickson and Tip of the Spear organization to help these farmers

[@at7870]

*Remember for the rest of your lives my friends, and remind your children too: Russian "Z" stands for "Russian Nazi Scum of the Earth"* ❤❤

[@f4llen1759]

Самое смешное в этом, что с украинской стороны нет минных полей далеко в тылу, а вот с российской стороны линии фронта все поля заминированы украинцами.

[@vandasaragosa]

Until now, people still loosing legs even life on Vietnam because of mines

[@mfanto1]

Sound like vietnam is lazy

[@Alex-no1rb]

5:28 for some international organizations its so easy to accuse smaller, invaded country of trying to defend themselve - and all under sauce of "both sides" still, many thanks for this video, 'cause ukrainian farmer still suffering from mines and unexploded shells (especially from russian cluster munitions)

[@brucecampbell6133]

Very ingenious and brave; the rollers appear to be the kind used in farming for knocking down cover crops for maintaining soil fertility.

[@michaelhughes6634]

This isn’t propaganda this is real. The show is coming from a people side the mines have been deployed by both sides which is said in the show. But no doubts it’s true that there are loads of mines. It’s quite cruel some of the mines the Russians have used they look like toys , they are designed to like a helicopter/leaf.

[@operator9858]

Ukraine deployed butterfly mines across civilian areas for years as demonstrated by western journalist patrick lancaster after months of touring the effected areas. Eva bartlett spent most of a year focusing on it as well...

[@doodmonkey]

Most of the mines will be planted by American artillery.

[@at7870]

@@operator9858 *Remember for the rest of your lives my friends, and remind your children too: Russian "Z" stands for "Russian Nazi Scum of the Earth"* ❤❤

[@user-ly5pd1sb7z]

funny.... come to Donetsk and find out.. who uses the forbidden methods of war ...

[@z.2023]

Just leader was make war and indigenous people who have to struggle to survive 😢

[@velmarodriguez9858]

God bless you and watch over you. This is a dangerous situation but very important. GLORY TO UKRAINE 🇺🇦💛💙🇺🇦🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jordanparker8089]

I heard they are using infrared drones as soon as it turns to night since the metal absorbs heat it kinda highlights them

[@gragor11]

Note they said Plastic mines though.

[@yujinhikita5611]

@@gragor11 not all mines are plastic so its still a good way of clearing mines especially anti tank mines

[@user-of8or9ep8p]

"since the metal absorbs heat" I think it is exactly the other way around. The Shell is very thin and together with the explosive it has a lower heat capacity than the soil around. Even so the explosive is a lesser heat conductor. So the spot over the mine gets cold faster than the surrounding. Of course after some time it gets al to equilibrium.

[@Robert-mh1hi]

It could be a polite neighborly gesture to offer Ukraine the services of some training eod teams to allow Europe/ Americans to gain additional field experience with mines, allow technological advancement to be tested in the field, and to assist folks like these with protecting their homes and livelihoods. Im sure they would appreciate the assistance, the farming equipment they are using for demining is multiples more expensive than a good eod suit and seems to be a solution of necessity rather than efficiency. I don’t believe demining operations would be considered an escalation by the soviets, and the depth of some of these minefields are quickly making efficiently mobilizing assets to demine them one of the greatest problems of this century.

[@astartes3280]

Soviets lol?

[@gragor11]

@Robert-mh1hi " ... Im sure they would appreciate the assistance ..." Monsanto/Cargill/ The Saudi's have big bank accounts. I'm sure they have factored in the costs of demining their newly acquired farmlands into their bottom lines. I'm sure there will be lots of starving Ukrainians old ladies on the lines soon enough demining for a dollar a day plus borscht.

[@Beloglazovalex]

Вы главное уберите Американцев и Европейцев из Всего СНГ! Из Украины в частности , и будет мир ! И без вас все разминирует! А еще пусть будет война между США и например Мексикой ! И будьте уверены мы поставим им ЛУЧШЕЕ ОРУЖИЕ и снарядов дадим сколько надо и до последнего мексиканца! И будут чвк с русскими наемниками . Вы должны понять что вы делаете , почувствовать это на своей шкуре!

[@Beloglazovalex]

​@@gragor11нельзя судить других потому какой ты сам! Не будет В России голодающих старушек . А доллары к нам не возят! Мы прокормим всех + продадим и еще останется .

[@gragor11]

@@Beloglazovalex "You can’t judge others because of who you are! There will be no starving old women in Russia. But they don’t bring dollars to us! We will feed everyone + sell it and have some left over." I have no doubt that the Russians would. But I was referring to the farmlands within Ukraine which is being sold off to western multinational corporations. As to the little old ladies, when this war is over, if the Ukrainians drag it out long enough the only people left after conscription to work the fields will be babushkas. And you know the multinationals won't need very many workers on their mega farms and those they hire will be at extremely low wages. via Google Translate Я не сомневаюсь, что русские это сделают. Но я имел в виду сельскохозяйственные угодья на Украине, которые продаются западным транснациональным корпорациям. Что касается старушек, то, когда эта война закончится, если украинцы протянут ее достаточно долго, единственными людьми, которые останутся после призыва на работу в поля, будут бабушки. И вы знаете, что транснациональным корпорациям не понадобится много рабочих на их мегафермах, и те, кого они наймут, будут получать чрезвычайно низкую заработную плату. YA ne somnevayus', chto russkiye eto sdelayut. No ya imel v vidu

[@kennethkirkland7589]

Good for you Yiriy Don't let anyone take what you built up you did it once and you have the hart to do it again. And maybe with some help hopefully from donations and from your Gov.

[@brucepooley3623]

Is there a system where outsiders can donate materials and machines to help some of these farmers get back "on their feet"?

[@evgenyapermekova8220]

You should throw that question at Elon Musk the man got beyond the universe of magnetic imagination field of making everything unreal into reality and time travel future at todays finger tips to touch for every new thing he makes he grows a vain on his face

[@Beloglazovalex]

Можно поддержать армию России , я так и делаю! А они делятся с местными продовольствием и оказывают помощь. Поверьте там где теперь Россия без помощи не оставят. Все понимаю что либо мы булем давать людям рыбу каждый день , либо надо чинить сломанные удочки.

[@Beloglazovalex]

​@@evgenyapermekova8220 Я думаю Росатом даст вам больше ответов , например замкнутый ядерный цикл , и переработку ядерных отходов = дешевая и по настоящему зелёная энергетика. А не эти ваши ветер и солнце. Если булет дешёвая энергия люди не булут голодать и больше не нужно войн за ресурсы такие как нефть. Россия решит все мировые вопросы , вы только прислушайтесь к ней!

[@user-mn8re8jp7v]

@@BeloglazovalexYou started this bloody horrible war!…You will be responsible for its consequences!…🇺🇦❤️💙💛

[@user9b2]

Wow good for them - they are putting their lives on the line for others, like you and me who could be by those farmers.

[@richardkudrna7503]

I believe many excellent technologies exist to help. Ground penetrating radar on a small wheeled robot can distinguish non metal shapes etc. Explosive sniffing rats are just wonderful, but the soil must age a while so that residue bakes off. Drones with thermal imaging can spot shallow moves and place demo charges. Robot carts with abrasive jets can slice open an unexploded 155 in 10 minutes. By cutting into the case the main charge is exposed and rapidly fills with wet grit. If the booster detonates the robot can withstand that. Drones with magnetometers can find deep shells. It’s a massive project and I look forward to international help after the war.

[@RahimLadhajuma]

Love this, super smart use of tech!

[@AngryAmericanWizard]

As a proud American I am ashamed that we are letting our friends and democracy loving brothers in Ukraine take on so much pain and we're doing so little to help. We have SO much stock piled for a possible war with Russia and here we are, a war with Russia is going on and if we let Ukraine fall it will guarantee another invasion, it's like people can't learn from history sometimes. Appeasing Hitler is what caused WWII, it could have been a quick and clean war relatively speaking but millions upon millions of innocents died including our own because of inaction. History is repeating it's self and I'm pissed.

[@at7870]

*Remember for the rest of your lives my friends, and remind your children too: Russian "Z" stands for "Russian Nazi Scum of the Earth"* ❤❤

[@buzz5969]

This American says enough is enough, we gave them trillions of our hard earned tax dollars. Cease and desist, We have our own problems. Didnt Zinsky just buy a super yacht?

[@tryscience]

​@@buzz5969no, he didn't.

[@bobbygoestoabyss6624]

He bought a Spaceship! And his name ist Nomansky, not Zinsky.@@buzz5969

[@prfwrx2497]

​@@buzz5969you're about as American as I am an extra-terrestrial visitor.

[@timb350]

There are never words sufficient to describe how obscene this entire situation is. Putin has a LOT to answer for.

[@at7870]

*Remember for the rest of your lives my friends, and remind your children too: Russian "Z" stands for "Russian Nazi Scum of the Earth"* ❤❤

[@tokarp390]

well it is normal russian behaviour - deal with eat

[@bobjohnbowles]

@@tokarp390 What russians do in their own land is their own business and their own problem. When they try to export their 'russky mir' to others people are under no obligation to like it or consent to it, and have every right to refuse it by as much force as it takes. And Russia must pay for the damage it has done, the people it has killed, the torture it has inflicted, and must not stop paying until it chooses to rejoin the human race. That is my way to deal with it. What's yours?

[@Aussie-nd7si]

You do realise the mines these farmers are clearing were laid by Ukraine, not Russia don't you?? This report is full of propoganda, I live here, and these lands were mined by Ukraine when they were defending against Russia, not by Russia.

[@ReplyNotificationsMuted]

@@tokarp390 "deal with eat"

[@chengliang9532]

Good people Ukraina God Bless them In Jesua Kristus Mighty Name Amin.

[@bastiaan7777777]

Jezus allowed/created this war.

[@shooster5884]

Are many farms that huge in Ukraine.. ?

[@louise_rose]

Yes, there are few small farms actually. You've probably heard about the collectivization of farms in the early Soviet era, turning to big state-run village entities - after Ukraine became independent in 1991 I figure there may have been some sort of land reform to create smaller farms again, but much of the land has been bought up by oligarchs and big farmers, so most of the arable land is divided in huge units of dozens of square km's/sq miles each.

[@PowerfulNationInTheWord]

Yes. Most big farmers on the middle and on the south. Many owners were killed by russians

[@robgrey6183]

I'm guessing many of these farmers will not return to farming in Ukraine. Perhaps the landowners have an incentive to continue. But, who will be willing to drive equipment on these farms, even after someone declares them "cleared"? I expect many will emigrate. There is a thriving Ukrainian farming community in western Canada. I expect many of these skilled Ukrainian farm workers will head there.

[@darrencorrigan8505]

Thanks, Insider News.

[@ptonpc]

Those mines will keep killing and maiming for many decades after. After example of 'russian peace'.

[@Robert-fs1pb]

When i was in a dozer operator for the 5th fleet.when we made beach assaults.we use to push dirt in front of the blade to set off mines.just use good hearing protection.and go slow.

[@user-io3oc1st5m]

So they are the ones digging up their own mines! The soil is already so compacted with layers, you can tell by the layers how long the mine is lying!

[@bunzeebear2973]

Demined by robots & drones...so, that COW gave up its life taking out a mine is forgotten already? You just KNOW farmers are going to find many mines with their farm equipment.

[@Bobbydog66]

Silly question, is there a name for the background music / song at 11:10 to 11:40?

[@williammccoy7127]

Hart breaking how will those farmers ever kom to get the farms running again.

[@Beloglazovalex]

после 1945 года , половина России (USSR) была таким минным полем. И даже сегодня даходим неразорвавшиеся снаряды.

[@dizont]

People are going to get hurt for decades by these mines. There are millions of them deployed..

[@edwinmakasiar9681]

I think i saw this farm before devastated by the invaders thats a good turn around sering hes able to rebuild and clear the uxo😊 theres hope

[@kjtilka]

I have much respect for the Ukraine people. If any one deserves freedom, it is them.

[@niKYs007]

God bless Ukraine

[@DeliciousDogMeat]

As a humble mine farmer barely making ends meet I am shocked to see this wanton destruction of such a healthy crop. Shameful!

[@tomdave42]

Wow look at them extremely brave knowing the destruction that is possible with these mines. I seen one guy wearing a face shield and that was pretty much it I don't see him wearing any protective gear.

[@hossamhassan6982]

بسالله ماشاء الله اخنا ابو عبيدة ربنا معك يااخي

[@larisarosca7195]

Украина Будет Свободной ! Это - трудолюбивый и бестрашный Народ !!!

[@CantiLudan1]

Just to give some non farmers a sense of how much these farmers have been set back. To rebuild that cow herd back to 2000 head from 220 without buying in more cows would take about 45 years... So in 2068, that guys grandkids MIGHT be able to tell their grandpa the farm is back to where it was before ruzzia invaded.

[@candykane4271]

Poor guy with the wounded feet, smoking will hinder his healing process.

[@llYossarian]

0:33 - When/why are mines ever five _hundred meters_ deep? That's over a quarter mile... I can't even imagine a 1000 lb. bomb a tenth as deep _(150 feet)_ doing much to a surface target. -- Are they for something completely different like spoiling mining/tunneling operations or something?

[@zao.224]

That has to be an error, theres no way

[@madleech]

They mean the mine fields are 500m wide.

[@llYossarian]

@@madleech Damn... 500 meters _is_ a fairly standard "depth" _across_ for mine fields but 500 _centimeters_ is 16 feet which just happens to be exactly the maximum depth most standard backhoes can dig so I could also see them meaning when they bury piles of mines/IEDS/etc... but I think you're probably right that they just meant _deep_ as in "across".

[@edwardcarberry1095]

The tunnels under the ground had bioweapon labs and kids for their child trafficking going on there!! All Very Sick and Disguising .

[@PlatinumSurfer]

At 07:01 you can see how much walking this man was used to do. He was a real hard working man in peacetime and is now disabled by war.

[@garylcampbell9964]

Hide all the mines in Russia.

[@MrMaxkingone]

500m deep?

[@user-qm7zb2et6w]

Two wheels and a little tire or three wheel drive motion then turn inwardly through square field from side Turning vacume computer bit tricky use motor friend

[@flailingelbows7073]

Russbots fighting harder in the comments than they are on the battlefield

[@feckdrinkgirls]

and failing about as hard

[@haku_haku_haku]

'Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build ’em up with worn-out tools.'

[@stevewayne1359]

0:35 " ...in some places up to five hundred (500) meters deep ..." ??? What possible use is an anti-personel or anti-tank mine buried at that depth? Secondly, do you know what sort of digging equipment is needed to dig a hole that deep?

[@jeronimofrancia8472]

They refer to the area, not depth

[@stevewayne1359]

@@jeronimofrancia8472 That is NOT what he said AND "depth" (in English) refers to DEPTH or how deep, NOT an area. If it was area he would have said AREA, he did not he said what is quoted in my first post - which you can check for yourself in the video.

[@jeronimofrancia8472]

@@stevewayne1359 I know, he made a mistake

[@YARDDREG1]

Bloody scary watching that

[@NoManClatuer-pd8ck]

With that much ordinance lying around I'm surprised no one has made a DIY MCLC.

[@samsien9105]

When country have war it always have land mines no matter what , look in to Cambodia in Viet Nam war 1970 it almost 50 years ago it still have land mines killing people almost every day since up to now, it easy to get rite off one lay mine, but very hard to get rite of three layers mine from the ground , when I watch this v d o my mind still fresh like yesterday, on 7:31/14:08 he is lucky be a life but it is very difficult to live for him ever, I am sorry to see that, very good v d o war DOC. 🙏💔👍👍.

[@tomdave42]

I don't think 14 minutes qualifies as a documentary. It's definitely good information and there's quite a bit of it but I tend to believe documentaries usually about an hour to an hour and a half long.

[@merritjonson2932]

It's sad to see Ukrainians striving to grow grain despite the challenges of war, mines, and destroyed agricultural machinery, while some European countries like Poland and Slovakia are blocking the export of their grain and imposing a blockade on Ukrainian agricultural products.

[@evgenyapermekova8220]

Finish the rest as to Why ? Perhaps 🤔 it’s possible concerns of health to cancer and everything else that comes with all the mines chemicals poisoning

[@edwardcarberry1095]

Where when the grain shipments started one % was deemed food grains the rest were animal feeds. So something is not right!!

[@f4llen1759]

Чтоже получается? Зерно из Украины ни кого не кормило? как до санкций в сторону Украины от Польши, и тем более после закрытия портов. Выходит мировой голод, о котором кричит запад повсюду, не наступит из-за того, что на самом деле Россия кормит всех зерном?

[@bunzeebear2973]

The reason being is that Poland has an agricultural industry too and Ukrainian grain is cheaper to produce, so they were selling their product in Poland cheaper than Poles could becuz they pay taxes and Ukraine does not. So that is irritating. Normally Ukraine would be selling its grain to African markets. But there is always going to be someone not following the rules and in it for the quick buck if they sell it to Poland markets which screws with the Polish agricultural market. It was never meant for the Polish or Slovakia countries as they too export grain. Ukraine was shipping some grain out of Odesa into the Black sea.

[@timavoievodin3255]

​@@f4llen1759вопрос в цене зерна во вреям cost of living crisis и то что даже небольшие колебания в его цене это политическая нестабильность в с/х несамостоятельных регионах

[@Ass_of_Amalek]

0:28 uuuuuuh by "500 meters deep", are you referring to the width of a mine field, or did you misread '500 millimeters'? because nobody has ever buried a mine 500m below the surface. even 5m would be absurd.

[@robsin2810]

It is always the ordinary people that suffer. All was must stop.

[@tryscience]

An epic struggle of good people trying to live free. We must help them to victory, so they can rebuild their lives ❤

[@f4llen1759]

Спасибо вам за поддержку антинацисткого движения ДНР и РФ. Die for nazi ukrainian battalions! Stop war! Stop nazi! Z🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@tryscience]

@@f4llen1759 Zelensky is Jewish. You listen to too much Russian propaganda 😂 Зеленский еврей. Вы слишком много слушаете российскую пропаганду 😂

[@user-ou6jj8bx9f]

@@tryscience Can't a Jew be a Nazi? What a moron!

[@TheFasterBiker]

I have never heard of any Military laying mines 500 meters deep. It would need to be a Nuclear Mine to have any effect at the surface.

[@SK-lt1so]

Thanks Putler!

[@schutzanzug4518]

Yeah those mines are defantly Ukrainian. Russians mines are only in the Donbas, ukriane has out minefields all over their country along with fortifications..

[@feckdrinkgirls]

@@schutzanzug4518 also Ukrainians are nazis even though their president is Jewish, and russians never invaded anyone. So sayeth your KGB masters, and if you don't agree with their obvious lies, you're going out a window.

[@Jhubble515]

War is the dumbest thing humanity does to one another. 99% of humans all love the same things. A summer day, The beach, the mountains, watching our children play and grow up, our mothers and fathers, fishing or hunting, a good movie, laughing, watching a sports game, or a night out with friends or even an evening on the couch relaxing. I've never seen a war that didn't revolve around greed. Look at the war with Japan, what a senseless war with nothing gained and now all these years later, we travel to each other's country to visit and think nothing about the war. Most don't even know why it was fought. War is senseless. We live in a world that each country puts people who kill behind bars and call them criminals but yet a Leader of a country can send it's citizens to kill each other and that's ok. We have a court to settle arguments with citizens and war to settle arguments with leaders. Why not have the two leaders who disagree step into a ring and let them fight it out. Seems logical or have a court where the leaders sit before a jury and let the jury decide. Guess that would be too humane.

[@richardgan2844]

Cruel situation of war destruction. War must stop.

[@cherylm2C6671]

Wouldn't an aerial drone be better? On the ground, the drone risks destruction.

[@BackyardBeeKeepingNuevo]

Putin The Barbarian. This makes me very sad. Viva Ukraine! Fight On!

[@goodintentions5189]

This is how Vietnamese, Iraqi, Afgans have suffered after US invasion

[@ChrisIsMeYes]

they are just like the livestock they watch over

[@bobsipple2696]

Maybe some of the bravest people in the world

[@tuberroot1112]

All this could have been avoided if Ukraine and its backers had abided by the Minsk agreements, instead of cynically viewing it as a delaying tactic to build up UA in preparation for this WAR. Moscow refused to get involved directly for 8 years because they wanted to AVOID this happening.

[@darickhibbert1624]

Ukraine will win this war. They have the fortitude. Their western partners need to show them our absolute resolve.

[@operator9858]

It takes more then just blind ideology to win at war son...

[@darickhibbert1624]

@@operator9858 fortitude=backbone. Resolve=ammunition.

[@darickhibbert1624]

@@operator9858 who you calling son?

[@operator9858]

@@darickhibbert1624 not by itself it doesnt... those are force multipliers. Not force itself.

[@darickhibbert1624]

@@operator9858 I never mentioned ideology. The west now needs to back this proper. Ukraine is doing their part. And every day they gain experience. It's time we feed the beast.

[@antoniograncino3506]

Iyiyiyi ! Remote-controlled tractors PULLING harrows does not seem like a good idea for de-mining a field ! The tractor will be the first to hit a mine, and where will that leave things ? Somehow it should be rigged so that the tractor is PUSHING the harrow, just as a dedicated de-mining vehicle would do, with some kind of blast shield between the harrow and the tractor.

[@user-lf8cv3ro8k]

دائما من يدفع الثمن هم الضعفاء

[@beymeester5593]

Who sells those things? Who makes them? Complete insanity

[@user-hy4bb6vt3u]

ယူကရိမ်း နိုင်ငံတကာ အကူအညီနည်းပညာပေါ့ တော်တယ်ပေါ့နော်။ သူ့နဂိုလမ်းတော်ပုံရတယ်.တင့်ကား အမြောက်ကားစက်ရုံတို့ န္ဒြူကလီးယား ဘာညာပေါ့

[@relaxingnature2617]

250 sq meters a day is tiny -- those numbers are WRONG -- that tractor is covering 250 in 2-3 minutes

[@user-lg8tz6qw1c]

If the European union give a passage to an easy enter for Europe for the volunteers or recruits soldiers from other countries its easy to go and help the ukrainanians

[@anisingh5437]

I have a lot of question for Boris. Has anyone seen him.

[@keytothegate68]

They should have the British do it for them since they are responsible for pushing them to war

[@liam3128]

1:27 I thought he made the sound from getting diamonds on minecraft

[@bastiaan7777777]

How to say you are 12 years old without saying you are 12 years old....

[@paladinsmith7050]

Depleted uranium in the fields as well now.

[@RavGW]

russia was using depleted uranium since the beginning of the invasion

[@robbie521]

So all the billions of dollars being sent over to help them rebuild is all going to the shops in the cities that were not affected.

[@my_sealife]

Pray for Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@michaelhughes6634]

This sort of de mining does happen in Iraq as well which there are videos of.

[@z.2023]

I love that idea their making kid toy to clear mines

[@martinwatson1984]

He said 500 metres deep Are you sure pretty impossible I think

[@richardtjan4757]

En de boer ploegt voort. And the farmer continues to plough

[@matthewgibbs6886]

pretty sure cambodia has that title

[@thankyouforyourcompliance7386]

When I was a kid, I sometimes saw an old guy who had lost one leg in WW2. Now kids grow up again in Europa seeing the same thing. Damn Russians who did not stop Putin, when they still had a chance. And damn western Europe that closed their eyes to chose ro prosper by cheap Russian energy.

[@jc-d6179]

Si monumentum requiris, circumspice.

[@G89A-EU]

These people they risk their lives only for one THING = MONEY!!!

[@mryouben]

Your resistance is an inspiration to us

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

And on top of this, they now also started using cluster munitions.. so there will be even more dangerous bombs laying around.

[@bastiaan7777777]

Who is they?

[@timothyortiz2222]

Smoking 🚬 causes the small blood vessels in his feet to close and prevent healing but what the heck. Mines kill much quicker than cigarettes 🚬

[@tua09769]

study war no more... lay down my sword and shield down by the riverside, study war no more

[@868Labs]

500m deep? How and why??

[@MyNameIsNotEmail.ItsEmail]

Mines buried 1500 meters? Ate you sure?

[@Insurgent-MockingBird]

These farms are no agricultuur anymore. It are factoring. Now the costs are to high. More smaller farmers voelt kopen better then these big ones.

[@gragor11]

Monsanto/Bayer, Cargill and the Saudi's have factored the costs into their bottom lines. They have deep pockets. The expense of causing this war will be more than re compensated by US taxpayers.

[@AlexG31]

0:33 500 metres deep? Thats taller than the shard in London.

[@holokyttaja5476]

Not deep into the ground, deep as in the minefield spans across 500 meters. You know, "deep in enemy terretory" doesn't mean deep underground either.