Podvodom
Podvodom is a term used in the context of the Russian military, particularly in the context of the Cold War era. It refers to a type of naval mine that is designed to be laid by submarines. These mines are typically small, lightweight, and can be deployed in large numbers to create a minefield. The term "podvodom" translates to "underwater" in Russian, reflecting the submarine-laid nature of these mines.
Podvodom mines are often used to defend coastal areas, harbors, and other strategic locations. They can be
The use of podvodom mines was a significant aspect of Soviet naval strategy during the Cold War.
In modern times, the use of naval mines has declined due to international treaties and the development