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Daisy Chain Of IEDs Hits Russian Convoy In Ukraine
Published 2 years ago
Footage reportedly shows a "Daisy Chain" of improvised explosive devices (IED) emplaced by Ukrainian special operations forces (SSO) simultaneously targeting a convoy of Russian military vehicles.
After the toppling of Saddam Hussein's regime and the initial rise of the Iraqi insurgency in Operation Iraqi Freedom, anti coalition forces used the daisy chain technique for a short time. After the US added additional armor to their vehicles, the insurgents realized the daisy chain was wasteful and less effective, so they began consolidating their explosives at a single site to ensure catastrophic kills.
However, in the footage shown here, the positioning of the devices and timing of their detonations seem to have been well-planned and executed. Multiple Russian vehicles likely sustained significant damage in the operation.
