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Prime Minister of Ukraine Denis Shmigal said on Tuesday that More than 25 percent of Ukraine’s territory is dangerous due to the possible presence of mines and explosives
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denis Shmigal said on Tuesday that More than 25 percent of Ukraine’s territory is dangerous due to the possible presence of mines and explosives planted by the Russian Armed Forces. as part of an invasion that began in late February 2022.
According to the head of the Ukrainian government, the invading Russian troops could explosives scattered over an area of about 156,000 square kilometers.which is about 26 percent of the country’s territory.
Based on these data available to Kyiv, Shmigal reported that Ukrainian authorities are focusing their efforts on “attracting innovation and mass production” of equipment to destroy these explosives. So what is this the process “lasts not decades, but years”picked up by the Ukrainian News Agency UNIAN.
Denis Shmigal, Prime Minister of Ukraine. | Photo: X @Denys_Shmyhal.
On the other hand, Szmigal reported that since the beginning of the year The 750 teams of experts tasked with removing these explosives have inspected some 80,000 square kilometers.leaving approximately 74,000 square kilometers mine-free.
Russian forces managed to make significant advances across Ukraine in the early stages of the war, planting mines and explosives along the way. Ukrainian authorities reported several months ago that The most heavily mined areas are in the Kharkov, Donetsk and Kherson regions..
A Ukrainian soldier inspects a minefield in Kherson. | Photo: Reuters.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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