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Mortar Bomb

Mortar Bomb event in Kirovohrad Oblast, Hlyboka Balka area, Ukraine on Sat 5th May 2018

5th May 2018

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On May 5, experts of a group of pyrotechnic works of the special-purpose rescue unit of the Directorate of the SES of Ukraine in the Kirovohrad region carried out work on the destruction of explosive objects of the Second World War, which were discovered in the Znamyansky region, namely: on the open territory of the village. Nova Polyana artillery shells of 76 mm caliber - 61 units and near the village. Deep Beam artillery projectile 107 mm - 1 unit; artillery shell 76 mm - 5 units; 88 mm artillery shell - 2 units; 82 mm mortar mine - 2 units

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Ukraine (UKR)

Kirovohrad Oblast ( Hlyboka Balka area )

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