Emergency crews continue clearing aftermath of explosions at military training ground in Khmelnytskyi region

According to Ukrinform, the SES reported this on Facebook.

Pyrotechnic, diving and canine units are involved in the operation, along with specialists from the Unmanned Systems Forces, community rescue officers and mobile safety classes.

Rescuers are surveying areas near the training ground, forests, forest belts and private residential areas for explosive remnants and other hazardous objects. They are using UAVs and ground-based robotic systems, while bodies of water are being checked by bomb-disposal divers.

Community rescue officers are conducting door-to-door visits, informing residents about mine safety rules and providing assistance when necessary.

Two SES mobile safety classes are operating directly at the site, where adults and children are taught what to do if they discover explosive objects and are reminded of basic safety rules.

All forces and resources involved in the operation are coordinated by an emergency response headquarters.

An emergency occurred on July 31 at a military training ground belonging to a unit of the Unmanned Systems Forces in the Khmelnytskyi territorial community, resulting in an explosion followed by a detonation.

The detonation ended on the evening of July 31. Three Special Operations Forces personnel were reported injured, while contact with five other service members had been lost.