The remains of a missile were found in one of Kyiv’s districts following an overnight Russian shelling «Iskander-M». Bomb disposal experts from the State Emergency Service used specialist equipment to recover them and transport them away for further disposal.
- Remains of an «Iskander-M» missile have been found in Kyiv.
- The bomb disposal experts removed them using a manipulator.
- The remains were transported away for further disposal.
- Please report any suspicious objects by calling 101.
How the remains of the «Iskander-M» missile were recovered»
About the work of pyrotechnicians the State Emergency Service reported. To recover and transport the remains of the Russian missile, the rescue teams called in a heavy-duty pyrotechnic vehicle and a manipulator.
The photograph shows a specialist in protective gear working near a large metal fragment suspended from slings. A special State Emergency Service vehicle marked «Demining» is parked nearby.
The remains were discovered following a night-time attack on the capital. The specific area and address where they were found are not specified in the report.
The find was transported for further disposal
After the rocket had been recovered, the bomb disposal team removed the remains for further disposal. The report does not mention when this stage of the operation was completed.
Rescue workers emphasise: You must not approach or touch suspicious objects on your own. This rule also applies to debris that people find after shelling.
Object found It must be left where it is. You must not attempt to move it, load it into a car or clear the area around the find yourself. Such items must be handled by specialists.
What to do if you spot a suspicious object
The State Emergency Service reminds the public of three key rules:
- Do not approach to the discovery.
- Don’t touch it Leave it as it is and do not try to move it.
- Please call 101, to alert the emergency services.
When reporting the item, please explain exactly where it is located. Do not approach it to examine it more closely or take photographs.
Further information on mine safety rules is available on the national platform «101: A Safe Space for Children, Parents and Educators».
Following shelling, a report of a suspicious object should prompt the call-out of specialists. Bomb disposal experts should assess its condition and determine the next steps.
