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- The Use of IEDs in the Russia–Ukraine War - NCT CBNW
There seems to be a prevailing thought that improvised explosive devices (IEDs) are not a main concern among the numerous Russian threats in Ukraine However, Russia has in fact been using IEDs since the initial invasion of Crimea back in March 2014
- GitHub Pages - Ukraine IED Incidents
Our exploration covers over 600 Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) incidents in Ukraine over the past 2 years with the purpose of highlighting and better understanding the temporal, geographical and political patterns in the data The following shows the summary of the incidents that happened
- National C-IED initiatives: Ukraine - AOAV
NATO have also been monitoring the use if IEDs in Ukraine, including: civilian and combatant casualty figures, where the IED incidents have taken place, and how they have been used
- Arson and IED Threats and Trends in Ukraine
The map shows that IED attacks have been attempted across Ukraine Attempted or successful attacks in Zhytomyr, Rivne (1), and Khmelnytskyi (1) indicate the threat is present in areas of the country that are typically less affected by Russian Federation Armed Forces’ (RFAF) activity
- Ukraine Is Combining Drones And IED Tactics To Strike Russian . . . - Forbes
Recent social media videos show Ukrainian forces using drones similar to IEDs The drones sit next to roads and then strike Russian military vehicles when they pass
- Ukrainian forces are using Taliban-style roadside bombs to destroy . . .
Kyiv’s commando units have, evidence suggests, perfected the construction and use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) capable of penetrating armour and destroying vehicles as part of
- Mobius 13 2025 – The Use of Surveillance Cameras in IED Incidents in . . .
The use of cameras in IED attacks has become an increasing trend across various conflict zones, particularly in Ukraine Cameras are employed for multiple purposes: to gather intelligence before an attack, to monitor the scene for precise initiation timing, and to document the attack and its aftermath
- Russian Forces Continue To Use IEDs In Ukraine: UK Intelligence
Russian forces continue to use improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to inflict casualties, lower morale, and restrict Ukrainian freedom of movement, according to British military intelligence on
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