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Russian bomb experts have neutralized around 130 explosive devices in the Kursk region, following recent incursions by Ukrainian forces, the Russian Emergencies Ministry reported today. Deputy Spokesman Artyom Sharov confirmed that the sappers have been working diligently to address the explosive threats posed by the conflict.
Sharov detailed that since the commencement of their operations, Russian sappers have been actively engaged in neutralizing unexploded ordnance. The ministry’s bomb squad has been surveying homes and surrounding areas in Kursk that have been affected by Ukrainian shelling. This thorough examination aims to ensure the safety of residents and prevent further incidents.
The Russian Emergencies Ministry’s efforts come in response to the escalation of hostilities that have intensified in the region. The work of the sappers is crucial in mitigating the risks of unexploded munitions that could pose severe dangers to civilians. The ongoing conflict has necessitated these precautionary measures to secure the area and assist in the overall stabilization of the region.
Recent reports highlight that the situation remains tense, with periodic updates from the region indicating continued efforts to manage the aftermath of the military actions. The Russian Defence Ministry has emphasized the importance of these operations in maintaining safety and supporting affected communities.
In addition to the demining efforts, there are ongoing initiatives to support displaced residents and repair infrastructure damaged by the conflict. The Russian government is also coordinating with local authorities to address the broader impacts of the situation, including providing aid to those in need.