The main dangers to the population in the liberated territories are mines, grenades and other explosive devices.

In order to restore the possibility of safe use of these territories by citizens, our company is carrying out humanitarian demining.

It is extremely difficult for an untrained person to see an explosive object. As a result, the risk of injury increases significantly.

The knowledge that can be gained by educating the population about the risks of living in the liberated territories will help reduce the risk of injury.

Humanitarian demining

A set of activities carried out by mine action operators to eliminate hazards associated with explosive ordnance, including non-technical and technical surveys of territories, mapping, detection, neutralization and/or destruction of explosive ordnance, marking, preparation of post-mining documentation, provision of information to communities on mine action and handover of the cleared area.

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Explosive dismantling of structures

A quick way to demolish emergency buildings. The cost of dismantling a building in the usual way can reach up to 30% of the cost of new construction. Demolition of buildings by explosion is at least a 2-fold reduction in costs. The demolition of buildings and structures by explosion is carried out on their own foundation or in a given direction. Explosive means make the explosive method of demolition the fastest and safest. When demolishing buildings by explosion, a building dismantling project is drawn up, permits are obtained and the building is prepared for demolition.

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Land plot survey

Surveying land plots to detect explosive hazards does not require a non-technical or technical survey. This service is usually used by construction, energy, gas and oil companies immediately before the start of excavation works. After the survey of the territory, the customer is guaranteed to receive an act with a schematic annex of the cleared territory.

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Explosive ordnance risk education

The purpose of the training is to ensure a sufficient level of awareness among the population living in the de-occupied territories and areas contaminated with explosive ordnance. The knowledge and skills gained will significantly reduce the risk of damage to the population and allow them to conduct normal economic and other activities in the above-mentioned territories.

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The most common explosive ordnance

Hand grenades

Small in size
Equipped with remote or impact-remote fuses
There are cases of hand grenades being placed on tripwires

If you see one: do not approach, do not touch, call 101.

The most common explosive ordnance

Anti-tank high explosive mines

In most cases, they are placed on the surface or in the soil and are camouflaged
The mine body is made of steel or polyethylene
Can be used in conjunction with booby traps
Equipped with different types of explosives: pressurized and explosives triggered by nearby metal objects

If you see one: do not approach, do not touch, call 101.