15 mines held on trailer and deployed down chute with approximately 2-3 m spacing
Mines are tied together with rope to achieve spacing
Use of UGV removes need for risking personnel or specialist engineering vehicles to deploy the mines
Only allows for surface deployment
The rope may snag on passing vehicles and drag mines, potentially leading to initiation even without direct contact
Smaller UGV deploying TM-62s in Ukraine reported on by Fenix in Jan 2024
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