Russians dropping traps over Kherson that damage car wheels. What they look like

Russian occupation forces are dropping so-called "hedgehogs" onto the streets of Kherson, which damage the wheels of cars and other vehicles.

They were shown by the head of the Kherson City Military Administration, Roman Mrochko.

According to him, the occupiers are remotely "mining" the streets of Kherson with such traps in order to damage motor vehicles.

These metal "hedgehogs" are shaped in such a way that when they fall, the striking side will always be directed upwards. When a car hits them, the car’s wheel is punctured.

"After stopping, a drone with explosives flies to the place," Mrochko wrote on the Telegram messenger.

He called on drivers to be vigilant and, if a wheel is punctured, to replace it in a safe place.

Mrochko also showed what the traps that the occupiers are dropping look like.

The russians are dropping metal traps onto the streets of Kherson. Photo: t.me/roman_mrochko

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on the night of December 19-20, russian troops carried out massive shelling of Kherson and settlements located in the vicinity of the regional center.

The shelling was a cover for several sabotage and reconnaissance groups that tried to cross the Dnieper and land in the area of ​​the destroyed Antonivskyi Bridge.

Recall that on the evening of December 20, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the Defense Forces of Ukraine "repulsed attempts by Russian movements" near Kherson.

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