US using anti-tank land mines in Iran's Shiraz to neutralize ballistic missile launchers - report

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The United States has reportedly deployed BLU-91/B anti-tank landmines near Shiraz, Iran, to neutralize ballistic missile launchers. These American-made mines, scattered by aircraft, are intended to impede the mobility of mobile launchers and their attack capabilities.

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According to The Washington Post, the mines used were American BLU-91/B anti-tank land mines, which are deployed by aircraft using the Gator mine scattering system.

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