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Bomb disposal team neutralizes unexploded Russian bomb in Kharkiv region

The 500-kilogram guided bomb struck an agricultural facility in Katerynivka but failed to detonate.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

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— Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Bomb disposal experts have neutralized a 500-kilogram Russian guided aerial bomb that struck a building belonging to an agricultural enterprise in Katerynivka, in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, without detonating.

The unexploded ordnance posed a significant risk to the surrounding area until specialists were able to safely destroy it, a routine but hazardous task that bomb disposal units in the region have carried out repeatedly amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The Kharkiv region, which sits near the border with Russia, has been a frequent target of aerial strikes throughout the war, with agricultural and civilian infrastructure often affected alongside military targets. Incidents involving bombs that fail to detonate on impact require careful handling to prevent delayed explosions that could endanger nearby residents or responders.

No casualties were reported in connection with the strike on the agricultural enterprise or the subsequent disposal operation. Authorities continue to monitor the region for further aerial threats as the conflict continues.

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