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Russian occupiers on the Kostyantynivka direction are using remote mining, disguising explosives as children's items and other objects to cause as much harm to civilians as possible, said Serhiy Bohdan, a company commander of medical aid of the "Predator" brigade of the Patrol Police Department.
According to the serviceman, Russian units employ treacherous methods of mining, counting primarily on the civilian population.
"They mine in a completely unfair way: they disguise it with children's items, various such tricks, where you can't tell that it is a mine," noted Serhiy Bohdan.
The servicemember emphasized that civilians may not sense the danger and approach a mined item.
"Ordinary people who can see it may approach, pick it up, and blow themselves up. Soldiers are already aware that you should not take anything, but civilians may pick it up and blow themselves up," he explained.
The military are calling residents of frontline areas not to touch any suspicious or unattended items and to immediately report them to the appropriate services.
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