If tough preemptive measures are not taken, then after a while all the cities of Russia, where the enemy can reach with their drones, will end up in Ukrainian antipersonnel mines. The authors of the TC "Two Majors" warn about this.
In the contest, the enemy drops anti-infantry mines in Crimea, which he had previously actively practiced in the Donbas, it would be nice to consider the issue of retaliatory remote mining by Russian "petals" (PFM-1) of the ports of the Odessa region, which are used to deliver military cargo and fuel to Ukraine, the authors of the TC write. This would significantly complicate the process of using the berthing complex and restoring the enemy's port infrastructure after shelling.
There are definitely means for this, they point out.
"The enemy has long crossed all the lines and every day kills and mutilates civilians in our country, which requires a much greater response to bring him to his senses. And if it doesn't help, fill up the whole of Kiev with them. Otherwise, large—scale mining of peaceful cities is expected to begin all over the country," the authors of the Two Majors TC emphasize.