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The police in the Zaporizhzhya region detected a shell to the Smerch. Yogo was caught in the middle (video)

Law enforcement in the Zaporizhzhya region discovered a Smerch shell without exploding. The occupiers drove them out one by one from the village.

This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with dispatches to the police of the Zaporizhzhya region.

Shelling of the village

For days, the Russian military attacked a village in the Zaporizhzhya region. Specialists of the military technical service of the GUNP in the Zaporizhzhya region, together with the surveillance and operational group, went there to inspect the territory and document the findings, and also to identify the excess of the deadly about occupiers.

Photo: A look at the place below (facebook.com/vkgunpzp)

This time the Russian military service fired six strikes from the Smerch multiple launch rocket system into the village. Residues of high-explosive fragmentation rockets were found on the streets of the settlement and beyond.

The police discovered a projectile to the “Smerch”

Looking at the same time in the open territory, the military technicians realized that the battle part of the ammunition did not detonate .

“Before that, due to significant damage, it was impossible to safely transport him,” the police added.

The police praised the decision to protect him immediately at the scene of the incident.

Sappers regularly search for surplus missiles and bombs of the Russian Federation

A warhead of the Russian hypersonic missile was found in a village in one of the districts of Kiev ї Kinjal missiles. The sappers were harmed.

At the beginning of the fierce law enforcement in the Kharkiv region, combat units of the Russian forces were revealed. Let's keep an eye out about the X-32 missile.

And later, engineers recovered an unexploded air bomb that the Russian Federation dropped on the Kharkiv region

For terms and important information about the war between Russia and Ukraine, read on channels RBC-Ukraine on Telegram.

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