There may be explosives in the rubbish heap: in OK “South” they are urged to turn to specialists and only then clean up the coast from the one that washed up to the shores, in particular the Odessa region, after the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station was blown up by the Russians.
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Anchor mines, petal mines, which are very dangerous and are undermined by the slightest touch, can be nailed to the shore.
Even in the wreckage of the land drifting and brought to the sea coast, among the remains of household items, of any structures, there can be dangerous items demolished from positions, field depots of BC, defense lines that the Russians set up on the Left Bank. Anything can be there,” said Natalya Gumenyuk, speaker of the Southern Defense Forces, on the air of the telethon.
Gumenyuk noted that in addition to the usual anti-personnel, anti-amphibious and anti-tank mines washed away from the enemy defense line on the left bank, there can be a lot of light mines and other ammunition in piles of garbage – from washed-out ammunition depots.
There are specific currents in the Black Sea, which can carry heaps of garbage very far, and then return them to the shore.
Source: Racurs
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