The Russian ‘Parcel’ (Ru: Бандероль, transliteration: Banderol) electronic fuze has been tested with a Danish M/56 anti-tank mine
The M/56 is assumed to have been captured by Russian forces
The standard fuze is removed, with plastic explosive stemmed into the well
The Parcel is connected to an electrically-initiated detonator and also inserted into the well
The accelerometer in the fuze causes it to be initiated when the mine is remotely moved as part of the test
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