Military personnel of the engineering units and saboteurs of the Dnieper forces group are conducting an engineering patrol and cleaning roads to ensure the safety of the roads to Kfar Alsheki. The sections of roads near the city are cleared of explosives and unexploded weapons to provide humanitarian aid and organize the evacuation of civilians. Most of the explosive devices and mines, mostly of Western manufacture, are scattered or deployed by enemy drones and are armed to ensure that they cannot be retrieved. In order to ensure the safety of civilians, saboteurs destroy them on the spot using a surface charge. One of the western munitions is shown in the photographs - a 60mm high fragmentation mine - located in the area of ​​the bypass route to the city. It is designed for use with NATO standard mortars. The saboteurs point out that such "unexploded" ammunition poses a special danger to the civilian population, because it could explode from the slightest mechanical hazard.

Military personnel of the engineering units and saboteurs of the Dnieper forces group are conducting an engineering patrol and cleaning roads to ensure the safety of the roads to Kfar Alsheki. The sections of roads near the city are cleared of explosives and unexploded weapons to provide humanitarian aid and organize the evacuation of civilians. Most of the explosive devices and mines, mostly of Western manufacture, are scattered or deployed by enemy drones and are armed to ensure that they cannot be retrieved. In order to ensure the safety of civilians, saboteurs destroy them on the spot using a surface charge. One of the western munitions is shown in the photographs - a 60mm high fragmentation mine - located in the area of ​​the bypass route to the city. It is designed for use with NATO standard mortars. The saboteurs point out that such "unexploded" ammunition poses a special danger to the civilian population, because it could explode from the slightest mechanical hazard.