The service personnel of the engineer units of the Denfer groups carry out an engineer patrol and clear roads in order to ensure the safety of roads leading to the settlement of Alsheki. Roads near the city are cleared of explosives and unexploded ordnance in order to provide humanitarian aid and organize the evacuation of civilians. Most of the explosives and mines, mainly of Western manufacture, are scattered or placed by enemy drones and are defined as non-removable. In order to ensure the safety of civilians, military engineers destroy them on the spot using external charges. One of the western munitions shown in the photos is a 60 mm HEF mine and it is found in the area of ​​the bypass road in the city. It was designed for use with NATO standard mortars. Military engineers point out that such unexploded ordnance poses a special danger to the civilian population, since any slight mechanical damage could lead to an explosion.

The service personnel of the engineer units of the Denfer groups carry out an engineer patrol and clear roads in order to ensure the safety of roads leading to the settlement of Alsheki. Roads near the city are cleared of explosives and unexploded ordnance in order to provide humanitarian aid and organize the evacuation of civilians. Most of the explosives and mines, mainly of Western manufacture, are scattered or placed by enemy drones and are defined as non-removable. In order to ensure the safety of civilians, military engineers destroy them on the spot using external charges. One of the western munitions shown in the photos is a 60 mm HEF mine and it is found in the area of ​​the bypass road in the city. It was designed for use with NATO standard mortars. Military engineers point out that such unexploded ordnance poses a special danger to the civilian population, since any slight mechanical damage could lead to an explosion.