Kyiv police neutralize 2 unexploded ballistic missiles after enemy attack
Explosive ordnance disposal technicians of the Kyiv police have neutralized two unexploded ballistic missiles used by Russia in the attack on the capital on October 7, the Kyiv police report.
On October 7, Kyiv police neutralized two unexploded ballistic missiles that were fired by Russia during an attack on the capital, according to a police report. The missile warheads, each weighing around half a ton, crashed near residential areas in the Shevchenkivsky and Darnytsky districts. The police issued a statement on their Telegram channel detailing the neutralization process.
The hazardous components of the missile warheads were carefully removed by police officers, who then prepared the remnants for safe transportation. Specialized equipment was employed, and the missile fragments were transported to a temporary detonation site for destruction, in collaboration with State Emergency Service sappers. The police emphasized that citizens should never attempt to approach or handle any discovered missile fragments, drones, or other suspicious objects.
Instead, they should move to a safe distance and report the discovery to emergency services by calling 101 or 102.
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