Footage supplied by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES) shows officials clearing a Kyiv suburb of unexploded projectiles that lay amongst the rubble of damaged buildings.

The teams can be seen carefully picking up the projectiles that did not explode on impact and then removing them from the scene.

The SES scoured 4.3 hectares and over 21 kilometres of road in search of potentially dangerous objects.

They claimed that they found mines, shells, and grenades left by the Russian army.

On the 3rd of April on the territory of the region, the territory was covered and the examination of vibrationally insecure objects was carried out.

As a result of the work carried out, the territory was redefined on an area of approximately 4.3 hectares and over 21 km of motor roads.

4 yew. 997 one. vibration-insecure objects (of them 4 thousand 308 naboїv).

There were 11 surveys, 58 cases and 18 single technicians in the DSNS.

Numerous cadres from the Kiev region, littered with mines, shells, grenades and other deadly "gifts" of the Russian army, today will play the role of lively propaganda until the International Day of Education for Minor Needs.

SES "As if we wanted to and gave a rozpovidat about its meaning, vicarious maquettes, crying and models. And we didn’t want to, so that our very place, that village, our beautiful Ukrainian land became a special place of this Day, called to turn the respect of the world to the terrible consequences of violent conflicts for the civilian population.

"Our pyrotechnicians continue to roam the zabrudnenі territorii, and we call on the vastness not to forget about the rules of dealing with virulently unsafe objects.

"It is respectful to marvel at the feet and obov'yazkovo tell about the unsafe knowledge of the ryatuvalniks."