Russian forces are reportedly dropping MIB munitions from uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) onto Ukrainian roads and pathways
The MIB is a rarely seen, anti-personnel, dual-use munition, that can function as a tripwire-initiated landmine, or as a hand-thrown grenade
The MIB warhead contains toothed fragmentation rings, like the POM-3, providing a highly potent anti-personnel effect
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Munition: MIB
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