A mine was thrown ashore again in Odessa/Collage of Channel 24
On the evening of June 21, an enemy anti-ship mine was thrown onto one of the Odessa beaches. She detonated.
Fortunately, no one was hurt. This was told by the head of the Odessa Regional Military Administration Maxim Marchenko. He once again reminded the inhabitants of Odessa about the ban on visiting beaches and swimming in the sea.
Windows were broken in nearby buildings
informs “Public”. The explosion produced about 100 meters of territory around the ammunition. There was a construction trailer nearby, the windows were blown out from the explosion.
There were no vacationers on the beach at that moment. The network published a photo with the destruction of the explosion.
A mine detonated on the Odessa beach/Photo by the Southern Police:
A man exploded in the Odessa region
A tragic incident occurred on June 11 in the Odessa region. In the village of Gribovka, despite the ban, a man went to rest on the beach with his family. He wanted to check the depth, but came across a Russian mine. Unfortunately, he died.
A sad incident happened to a family of internally displaced people from the Donetsk region. Another man miraculously managed to survive. We found out that this is one of the mines that Russian ships placed in the Black Sea. Several more munitions were brought to the coast during the week.
The Black Sea is mined
- Russia deliberately replaced the Black Sea and deployed its fleet so that Ukraine could not export grain and other goods. The Black Sea ports are blocked.
- Russian mines are carried away not only to the Ukrainian coast. For example, back in March, Turkey and Romania discovered these munitions drifting in the sea.
- The exact number of Russian explosives in the Black Sea is still unknown. According to experts, there may be up to 600 enemy mines in the sea.
- Therefore, people are urged to be especially careful. If you see a mine, you should immediately move away and call the police.
