Ukrainian troops show 'unique' demining machine for tacking Russian landmines in Kharkiv region 

Princess Diana had one of these too

@@Raptor8300 One of the best jokes in top gear history

@@Raptor8300 I see you’re a man of culture aswell

Instant Top gear memories

Jeremy Clarkson could have used one of these on his farm.

Ah, I See You're a Man of Culture As Well

Those Russian-speaking "Ukrainian" troops are making a great job: removing the same mines they planted months ago

I remember this episode

I was gonna comment this😂

TG should donate theirs if they bought it...

@@IrishSetter01 i'm preety sure they don't have it anymore

@@hughmungus5529 you never know when a demining vehicle can come in handy

@@TheBurnknight I know, I can use it in my backyard to get rid of the mines my dog lays in the backyard. Step on one of those....

Russians use Uran 6 unmanned demining machines. There has been one destroyed by a large mine going of at the side of the thing.

Look at 13 sec it look like its remotely control

WW2 was elites war too. Totally fabricated

Ikr that’s exactly what my first thought was when I saw it

Yeeeesss good digger

Can see him baring his teeth now and making cat guestures now

Apparently your vehicle is a modified Patton tank chassis. American and German technology combined.

Those have been around for a long time. Like wwII long time.

@@Bigwaterboi And it's remote operated I think, though they may have updated the others by now too.

@@Bigwaterboi Yep, is not really clear how this works, but it suggest shredding. And seems logic that grinding the mine will eliminate half of the explosive til it gets to the fuse. But how the fuse gets shredded without exploding? Also I understand that some mines has a magnetic fuse

@@Bigwaterboi The concept and end result is still the same. The machine destroys the mine, not the mine destroying people. There were thousands of earlier versions used during WW2 with the same end result. This one is just using the latest technology, just like the weapons systems being used.

I remember seeing it on Pathe news in the cinemas (I was courting Doris at the time)

Spot on - they were called Hobart's Funnies (British inventions) and were indeed unique at the time. They we used on D-Day (and after) to clear mines, but other funnies included amphibious, flame throwing and bridge building amongst others.

Thanks for writing the comment that i wanted to write cheers

Likely no coincidence.

@@perplexedminstrel8039 that's right + Catherine wheels etc... to try and breach German coastal defences... if they used a stabilitzed 'shaped charge', in the spool itself using a gyroscope, then it would impact the wall at the correct height & place. It would also need to be dveloped so the wheels can collapse in a certain way, so it would 'adhere' correctly to the wall just before it detonated. Unfortunately, it was very unstable, but I think I could of fixed the problem, using 1940's technology, but using a wheel within a wheel - the inner wheel is rigid, with the outer in a multi sectional semi-catapller form, to negotiate uneven ground. Well, I'd give it a damn good go, anyway... 😉

Princess Diana had one of these

@Death to liberalism du bist derjeniche...

The Ukrainian officer they are talking to say's it is Unique in Ukraine they only have one of them, But as normal the Sun got the headline wrong. 😜

@@C.CUMM1NGS FYI, the Airquote around unique are there for a reason. I guess you haven't figured out that reading and thinking part yet?

@@Andy-ScotsIrish-TheGAEL. And the remote control of it by someone walking a distance away from it.

@@christopherg2347 FYI i had not even noticed them. I did notice your illiteracy though, seriously if you are going to complain about someone else's English, at least learn how to use it properly yourself first, you just make yourself look like a total idiot.

@@C.CUMM1NGS What is often glossed over by posters is the title is at least as important as the content. Inaccuracies, even technical, CAN be construed as click-bait

Dandelions and voles were there first and have the right to Life. In WWII dandelions roots were used as a coffee replacement, their leaves are delicious in salads and you can make wine with the flowers. I've never understood the hatred towards dandelions...

@@abelis644 Hell, you were the driest person I've ever met. If you don't understand humor, you've missed a very important part of life. Every single person with a little general knowledge knows what dandelions can be used for. Even the vole has his right, but not in my lawn. Maybe yours? 🤷‍♂🌻🐭😃🤣😂🤣😅😉

No..... Use mines instead 😂😂😂😂😂

Saddening situation.. Luckily there is widespread support for Ukraine, EU recently discussed huge donations for rebuilding.

Yes, it's much nicer to think how children and the elderly are torn off by an antipersonnel mine, the petal of which Ukrainian soldiers sow the cities of Donbass, These people are not worthy of sympathy, they are Russians, although they were born in Ukraine))))

@@L00K2008 Hey Russian; feaces is supposed to come out of your backside not you mouth. See a doctor.

@@L00K2008 yea whatever ahkmed

@@zombl337og Whatever you say monkey)))

@@zombl337og These weirdos will keep saying "what about donbass" even if they nuke all of Ukraine...

I can't absolutely say who built it but it was designed by Armtrac Ltd and was built on their behalf.

@@drivinginluton5745 I think it was made in Slovakia and this system is called Bozena.

@@drivinginluton5745 Ziegler and Rosenbauer designed and tested it for Armtrac it was initially not intended as a mine clearance but as a tiller for steep slopes and embankments

It was designed and built in Cambridge at Armtrac for clearing Land-mines.. I should know because I was the Man !!!

@@pj3446 it was not designed by armtrac. Ziegler and Rosenbauer designed and tested it for Armtrac. and they are now serially built by armtrac yes. and if you were the man then i'm boris jonson

As much as they deserve it.

Those Russian-speaking "Ukrainian" troops are making a great job: removing the same mines they planted months ago

@@lahn2196 they deserved what

It much better to send them weapons.

That will keep Steve happy.

I worked for the company that makes these machines, they are based around JCB parts and then extra fuel/hydraulic tanks are added with lots of armour plate, the company is called Armtrac.

so many stupid comments. This is your car, rear-wheel drive genders))

Да-а всё нечего но если противотанковая попадётся 🥺

A company put a natural gas pipeline across my property a few years ago. They had a couple of the machines you describe. They cleared underbrush in a quick manner.

Not really there are being trained, supplied and financed by nato.

@@dutchdog804 Hey jack ash, the Ukrainians developed the Neptune missile that sank the Moskva. In Lyiv a team of drone hobbyists have been manufacturing from scratch drones requested by the front lines. I could offer you countless more examples but why bother? Your arrogance is only exceeded by your ignorance.

@@dutchdog804 So was Afganistan.

@@dutchdog804 Do you know how many troops NATO actually trained vs the entire size of Ukraine's Armed Forces?

It is the same machine

@@pj3446 a few tweaks like a bigger radiator ( I remember having to upgrade the back end to make it fit total nightmare) but other wise same machine. Hope you and the boys are good, say hi to ram for me.

Those Russian-speaking "Ukrainian" troops are removing the same mines they planted months ago

You mean MSM

@@johnoliveira8975 WTF MSM?

@@PcimOlki sorry...propaganda, better???

And Princess Diana had one of these

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Clever how? They have had their cities and towns damaged; Their electricities almost non-existence; Thousands dead, and now about many to die from cold weather. And pretty soon probably from nuclear war. Tell me, whats so clever about ukrain

@@bashiirleban9776 Bashiir you are oblivious of Putin’s intentions. You forgot to mention the thousands of murdered, tortured, raped, and millions of deported civilians. You obviously condone that behavior from a neighboring country. Putin’s intention is to eliminate the Ukraine language by deporting millions of Ukrainians to the Russian Far East and replace them with Russians, then move on to other European countries. Not going to happen. Ukrainians are are far more intelligent people to Russians as a whole. Orcs is an apt term for the Russian invaders.

Those Russian-speaking "Ukrainian" troops are removing the same mines they planted months ago

I used to work there, they are way more affordable then any other mine clearing company. I have built at least 8 of these machines and around 4 of the tractor design.

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I guess it says something about a product when both Russia and USA buy a licence to produce it. US M160 and Russian Uran 6 are licence built Croatian DOK-ING MV-4 robots.

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I bet it's last use was demolition and was donated to Ukraine