We have brought a batch of ammunition for the SES sappers and foresters, who are also explosive ordnance identifiers.
Ukrainians remember well how endless Russian military columns moved through the exclusion zone from the first days of full-scale aggression. They brought death and destruction.
After fleeing, the occupiers left behind about 2,500 mine traps in the city of Chornobyl alone. The surrounding forests are densely mined, and there are many unexploded shells. Because of this, many animals, including those in the Red Book, are dying in the reserves.
Animals often fall on mine tripwires. Explosions lead to fires and subsequent detonations. Extinguishing the fire is extremely difficult, again because of the mine danger.
Foresters, firefighters, and sappers are resisting the disaster every day. Their struggle will continue for many more years. They need our support and help. Join the Free Land program right now!
