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About one third of terrorist explosive devices (ED) that are used in the world’s “hot spots” are radio-controlled. Such devices account for 60–70% of those used for mining roads. Explosive devices are placed on mountain passes, canyon exits, road intersections, serpentines, steep downward/ upward roads, turns; They are also placed on roadbeds, bridges, tunnels and other road facilities.
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TKACH, V., SHCHERBAKOV, G. (2006). USE OF NON-LINEAR JUNCTION DETECTORS TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF IED SEARCH. In: Schubert, H., Kuznetsov, A. (eds) Detection and Disposal of Improvised Explosives. NATO Security through Science Series. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-4887-6_22
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