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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1414729)	8/16/2023 10:27:40 AM
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very clever..... Ukraine's Armed Forces use thermal imagers to find mines... news.yahoo.com A CNN journalist saw Ukrainian soldiers on the front installing a thermal imaging camera on a commercial drone at dusk. The camera hovers over Russian minefields and detects dozens of thermal signatures . Some of them are craters, but many of them are mines barely hidden under the surface. The heat that the mines receive from the bright summer sun during the day is retained as the sun goes down, making them more clearly visible on the thermal imaging camera. Soldiers from the 15th Separate National Guard Regiment stationed near the embattled village of Robotyne told CNN that the tactic is an effective means of detecting some mines. CNN footage shows the mines being detonated by Ukrainian charges, which detonate and at least partially eliminate the threat.