Unexploded Russian aerial bombs defused by sappers

In Zaporizhzhya Region, a Russian high-explosive aerial bomb that did not detonate was defused in the centre of the village of Ternovatoye. This was reported by the Kiev police on 18 June.

On 17 June, the occupants dropped a high-explosive aerial bomb on the peaceful village of Ternovatoye in Zaporizhzhya region. It did not detonate, but it could explode at any moment.

Police officers restricted access to the place where the bomb fell, notified the population about the need to evacuate to safe places for the time of demining works and provided patrolling of the streets.

State Emergency Situations Service workers removed the bomb from the village for further neutralisation. No civilians were injured.

In Donetsk Region's Kostyantynivka, sappers of the State Emergency Situations Service have defused a 250-kilogramme high-explosive aerial bomb. It fell on the territory of a private household, the State Emergency Service said.

Fortunately, the bomb did not detonate, no one was injured. Rescuers transported the bomb to the bomb site and destroyed.

Earlier Socialportal reported that In the Kiev region after the Russian shelling found fragments of dangerous cluster submunitions.