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Mines Threaten Streets of Kherson: A Call for Caution

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In Kherson, incidents of remote street mining have increased. On the night of September 8, the occupiers mined part of the Dnipro district using anti-personnel mines.

This was reported by the local police.

Specifically, they stated: “Throughout the night, enemy forces have mined residential areas. Mines have been discovered at the intersection of Independence Avenue and Perekopskaya Street, as well as on Universitetskaya Street near Ivan Mozgovoy Square and the intersection with Subota Street. Another case was reported on Ukrainian Street between Kremenchugskaya and Ladichuk Streets.”

It is important to note that similar mines were also recorded in residential areas on September 5 and 6.

“These mines are equipped with self-destruct mechanisms, meaning they can detonate without warning,” emphasized the authorities.

The police urged residents to exercise extreme caution while moving about.

“It is crucial to remember that these mines are hard to see, especially now when the streets are covered with fallen leaves. Following safety rules is essential to avoid tragedies. Don’t risk your life!”, they added.