On the night of November 30, a russian drone carrying cluster munitions hit the roof of a high-rise building in Vyshhorod, Kyiv Region, but did not detonate. Emergency workers conducted a unique demining operation and showed how it happened.
It was reported by the SESU of Ukraine.
It is noted that the damaged drone itself, its warhead, and 21 cluster munitions remained on the roof of the house. Also, one "cluster" was in the yard of the house.
"All these explosive items posed a critical threat to the residents of the residential complex, as the cluster elements are equipped with self-deactivators and could explode at any time," the rescuers explained.
Photo: SESU
The dangerous area was fenced off, and residents of the upper floors were evacuated. In addition, to minimize the risks, operators of robotic systems and UAVs used drones and a multifunctional robot in tandem, including on the roof of the building.
Photo: SESU
Photo: SESU
The robot carefully collected all the explosive items in a special container, which was then loaded into a pyrotechnic vehicle using a crane. All ammunition was neutralized by a controlled explosion at a special site.
Photo: SESU
Photo: SESU
As a reminder, on the night of November 30, Vyshhorod, Kyiv Region, was attacked by Shahed-type attack UAVs. The drones hit an apartment building and a business.
Initially, one person was reported dead and 11 wounded. Later it became known that the number of victims increased to 19 people.
It has become known that the russian occupiers' attack UAVs that attacked Vyshhorod, Kyiv Region, were equipped with cluster munitions. They scattered them over the city.
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