Comments by "Reecom98" (@reecom9884) on "Fleeing Russian troops are ‘hit by their own guided missile' in fatal error" video.

You can see how badly trained the Russian mobilized soldiers are walking in a column, in broad daylight, across an open field in the front line. In the written caption, the Ukrainians used a Russian Kornet ATGM, which was probably left behind by the Russians running away from the front lines; by the amount of Russian Kornet used by the Ukrainians early in the war it must have been recently captured.
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@mm89_ Ukraine is one of 164 states-parties to the Mine Ban Treaty, which bars the use of “victim-activated” anti-personnel landmines that detonate due to the presence, proximity, or contact of a person, and mandates their destruction from national stockpiles. Russia is not part of the Mine Ban Treaty and uses them.
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@oconnem1 "Landmine Monitor 2018 identifies 11 states as producers of antipersonnel mines, unchanged from the previous report: China, Cuba, India, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam...". South Korea uses them in the DMZ where civilians can't be innocently exposed to the danger.
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