DSNS Demining Team Safely Removes and Destroys Unexploded Russian Bomb Near Apartment Block in Kramatorsk

Unexploded Russian Bomb Defused by DSNS Specialists in Kramatorsk, Donetsk Region

According to ДСНС: In Kramatorsk, located in the Donetsk region, emergency deminers from the State Emergency Service (DSNS) successfully extracted an unexploded Russian aerial bomb that was lodged in the ground near a nine-story residential building following a recent airstrike. The swift action of the DSNS team neutralized the immediate danger posed to local residents.

After removal, the bomb was transported to a designated demolition site where it was safely destroyed under strict safety protocols. ⚠ Important safety reminder: if you come across any suspicious explosive devices, do not approach or attempt to move them yourself. Instead, keep a safe distance and immediately contact the emergency rescue service by calling 101.

Ongoing Risks from Unexploded Ordnance

The discovery and disposal of this hazardous bomb highlight the persistent threat unexploded ordnance poses throughout Ukraine, especially in areas affected by shelling and airstrikes. The DSNS demining teams play a critical role in protecting civilians, preventing accidents, and saving lives by removing explosive remnants of war that continue to endanger communities.

In a related incident, sapper units in the Kharkiv region have successfully eliminated two Russian aerial bombs, underscoring the ongoing challenges posed by unexploded ordnance across Ukraine. This recent operation further emphasizes the vital work being done to ensure the safety of civilians in areas impacted by conflict. For more details on this crucial demining effort, you can read about it here.