Chinese Type 81 mine in Ukraine - test

Minor update to DTsM-1 LA60 MI fuze

Minor update to DTsM-1 LA60 MI fuze

The Russian DTsM-1 LA60 magnetic influence fuze was first reported in July 2025

  • Minor updates have been made to the casing colour and markings of a fuze manufactured in August 2025, which was not seen until September 2026

  • The settings of the fuze were initially marked on a sticker, with the later versions having laser engraved markings

  • The initial casing colour was grey, while the more recent version is light green

  • While these fuzes are produced in batches, it is unclear how widely used they are within Russian armed forces

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