Iranian 60 mm HE LR mortar projectile60 mm mortar projectileSide: HamasBuilt: Iran Defence Products / IranIranian 60 mm HE LR mortar projectile documented in Gaza and Israel during the Israel-Hamas War; OSMP and CAT-UXO identify it as an unguided, long-range, high-explosive fragmentation mortar round.Tag archive
fragmentation Weapon Systems
Weapon systems and military equipment tagged fragmentation.
6 weapon systemsCategory
Artillery
Tube artillery, rocket artillery, and long-range ground fires.
Iranian 60 mm HE LR mortar projectile60 mm mortar projectileSide: HamasBuilt: Iran Defence Products / IranIranian 60 mm HE LR mortar projectile documented in Gaza and Israel during the Israel-Hamas War; OSMP and CAT-UXO identify it as an unguided, long-range, high-explosive fragmentation mortar round.Category
Infantry Weapons
Portable weapons used by soldiers and small units.
OZM-72Bounding antipersonnel fragmentation mineSide: Russia / Houthi-Saleh forces / Libyan National Army / Armenia / ArtsakhBuilt: Factory 583 / Soviet state arsenals / Soviet Union / RussiaThe OZM-72 is a Soviet-designed bounding antipersonnel fragmentation mine that ejects from its casing before detonation, projecting fragments around the burst point. In the Russia-Ukraine War, Human Rights Watch has documented OZM-72 mines among Russian antipersonnel mine use, making the system part of Ukraine's wider explosive-ordnance clearance problem in retaken areas.
MON-100Directional anti-personnel fragmentation mineSide: Russia / Libyan National ArmyBuilt: Soviet and Russian state arsenals, exact plant not identified in open sources / USSR and RussiaThe MON-100 is a Soviet/Russian directional anti-personnel fragmentation mine, a larger member of the MON family intended to project steel fragments across a 100-meter danger area. In the Russia-Ukraine War it appears in mine-action reporting as one of the MON-series mines used by Russian forces, adding to the hand-emplaced and tripwire or command-initiated explosive hazards facing Ukrainian deminers and civilians.
MON-90Directional fragmentation anti-personnel mineSide: RussiaBuilt: Soviet state arsenals / Bulgarian production / Soviet Union / BulgariaThe MON-90 is a Soviet-designed directional fragmentation anti-personnel mine, broadly comparable in role to a large Claymore-type munition. It uses a plastic, curved body and a heavy explosive charge to project steel fragments across a fixed arc, and open-source mine-action reporting identifies it among the antipersonnel mines contaminating Ukrainian territory during the Russia-Ukraine War..jpg?width=480)
POMZ-2Stake-mounted antipersonnel fragmentation mineSide: Armenia / ArtsakhBuilt: Soviet state arsenals and licensed or copied producers / Soviet UnionThe POMZ-2 is a Soviet stake-mounted antipersonnel fragmentation mine built around a serrated cast-iron body, TNT charge, and pull-fuze tripwire. In the Nagorno-Karabakh context it appears as part of the Soviet-leftover antipersonnel mine stocks reported by Nagorno-Karabakh authorities, with broader defensive mine use documented along the line of contact with Azerbaijan.Category
Munitions
Standalone missiles, bombs, rockets, torpedoes, and guided or unguided explosive payloads.
