Boom! Russia releases video showing demining on beach near Ukraine's Mariupol port

The Russian Defense Ministry released footage of what it said was the work of Russian engineering units demining the coast of the Sea of Azov near the port of Mariupol.

The video shows soldiers finding and detonating unexploded ordnance.

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[nth]

Please bring those Azov prisoners to do this task, they are responsible. Do not waste your time inspecting all the land.

[ai]

Very good
Protect yourself and all the civilians

[Rahimkhan-]

Russians have some badass machinery. Last time i saw on twitter, a T72 has sustained mutiple land mines and still continue on his mission. What a beast that was..

[РудикДудик]

Even in Odessa beach there are everywhere UKRAINE mines.

[sonyaok]

Of course JB doesn't want to send his army to be bombed by weapons he sent.
I pray these Russian soldiers will get home alive. Respect from Japan.

[Nonamea]

A Canadian here- who is just learning the real history of the world- and Russia… GOD BLESS RUSSIA.

[patrickvdmeulen]

My deepest respect and gratitude for the brave Russians!

[patthanasayaraj]

In the rural parts of Laos, there are so many dormant mines/cluster bombs that they affected later generations causing death and disability.

[trueneutral]

Dang this thing's insanely tough.

[nemiw]

This is gona haunt ukraine for years. No more tourists...

[halynfaye]

America needs to go do the same in Vietnam

[catherinecollon]

Machine technology and human dedication!

[charleswoods]

God bless mother Russia and hail to the best President Putin….much love from Nigeria 🇳🇬.

[strongchallenger]

Ukrainian Azov Battalion Neo Nazis are very cruel.

[merrillmohan]

Imagine stepping on a mine 20 years after a war has finished these things should be banned from war.

[account]

Good job Russia! They are clearing landscapes to ensure the safety of the civilians and the soldiers.

[awu]

This is a very scary job 😨. I salute 🫡 to the brave 🇷🇺Russian soldiers as they are risking their lives to protect others👍👍👍👍👍👍✨. Z!

[EMM]

Keep up the good work boys make world safe God bless Russia

[deigiriao]

And they use specialist and heavy equipment for that. I thought they'll use Ukrainians Soldiers to sweep their own landmines.

[georgeantabi]

Uran-E unmanned mine clearance vehicle. We're starting to see a lot of those in Ukraine.