The State Emergency Service sappers successfully defused massive 500-kilogram bomb that had fallen into a private yard in the village of Cherkaska Lozova, Kharkiv region. The bomb, which miraculously did not explode upon impact, had struck the wall of a house, causing significant damage and embedding itself deeply into the ground.
The experts carefully extracted the unexploded ordinance and transported it to a designated detonation site. Due to the immense explosive power of the KAB-500 bomb and the possibility of russian forces upgrading the munition by installing additional detonators, the operation was highly dangerous.
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The successful defusal of the bomb prevented potential catastrophic damage in the area, highlighting the risks that continue to persist in conflict zones like Kharkiv, where civilian areas remain under threat from unexploded munitions.
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