Military engineers of the Southern Military District cleared a mountain range from explosive objects

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The military engineers of the 58 Army of the Southern District completed a complete clearance of unexploded ordnance from the Dzartzi mountain range at the Russian military base in South Ossetia, reports press office YuVO.

Military engineers of the Southern Military District cleared a mountain range from explosive objects


"The work was carried out under the direction of the chief of the engineering service of the military base and was carried out exclusively by trained engineering and sapper units using special equipment and equipment," the release said.

It is reported that "during the month, more than 3 thousand hectares were cleared at the range and military shooting ranges of the military base."

According to the press service, “more engineering engineers and engineers were involved in engineering reconnaissance and continuous clearing of landfills, and about 100 units of special and military equipment were involved”.

Detected explosive objects were destroyed on the spot by the method of detonation by an overhead charge. In total, more than 4-x thousand GPs were destroyed.
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  1. 0
    23 November 2017 16: 28
    Across our country, such a deadly "evil" many hundreds of thousands of tons, for many decades of work sappers!
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    23 November 2017 17: 50
    [quote = Herculesych] Throughout our country, such a deadly "evil" many hundreds of thousands of tons, for decades of work sappers! [/ q
    What is true is true, but GP is almost everywhere, excluding neutrals. Although similar "hotels" during WWII came across to them. During the hostilities, all kinds of reviewers surrendered, and it happened consciously. Somewhere there was infa that the Germans deliberately shot at Swedish territory, so that the Swedes would officially inform :. It was then and then that the shells hit point X or point G, see already we made conclusions with precision pointing