Wreckage of a Russian missile and shells found in a residential sector near Kyiv
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Rescuers have found and neutralised the wreckage of a Russian Tochka-U missile and several Grad shells in a residential sector near the capital.
About it reports the State service of Ukraine on emergency situations.
In two locations in Kyiv Region, the pyrotechnic group of the Mobile Rescue Centre of Emergency Situations worked with dangerous finds.
Thus, in the village of Kryukovshchyna in the residential sector found tactical missile system "Tochka-U". The sappers seized the debris and transported it to a special site.
In the village of Gostomel, specialists seized three shells of the Grad multiple rocket launcher system. They were moved to the landfill, where they were destroyed.
The State Emergency Service reminds, in case of discovery of a dangerous object - do not approach him. And also immediately report the find to the specialists on the number "101".
Earlier Socialportal wrote about the fact that in Gostomel the driver of agricultural machinery found an artillery shell.The man noticed a dangerous object while working in the field.
Iryna Yukhymchuk specialises in events in the capital region. As a civic activist with extensive experience, she is an expert on social welfare education for vulnerable groups.
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