By Natali Moss
Andriy Ryzhenko, a captain of the first rank of Ukraine's first rank of Ukraine's first -rank of Ukraine, told this in a comment. According to him, even before the large -scale invasion of Russian invaders in the Black Sea, German mines were constantly caught in the Second World War, while they were in a great combat state.
The military captain notes that at this time there are a close 40 thousand mines of last war in the sea, and how many modern ones, from the Russian aggressor, still need to be calculated. After the exploration of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station, many different mines from the Dnieper got to the Black Sea, - says Andrey Ryzhenko. - Although these mines are not always anti -ship, they are seriously dangerous to ordinary Ukrainians.
According to the expert, after the end of the war, it will take several months to clean the main ports and trade and transport routes from sea mines. Special technique for demining is at the disposal of the military fleet of Ukraine, as well as some samples also come from Western partners. A similar problem, notes the captain of the first rank of the Ukrainian Navy, is also observed in the Baltic Sea.
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