Ukrainian Divers Plunge Into the Dnipro to Recover Wreckage of Russian Drone in Kyiv
Kyiv, Ukraine – Ukrainian emergency service divers searched the bed of the Dnipro River in Kyiv's Obolon district and pulled out the wreckage of a drone that fell into the water during Russia's attack on November 11.
Footage released by the State Emergency Service in Kyiv on Thursday, November 12, shows divers entering the river from the bank, underwater views of drone parts on the riverbed and divers carrying pieces of wreckage out of the water.
The team from the service's bomb disposal and underwater demining unit searched about 2,000 square metres of riverbed and raised all the debris it found, the service said.
The recovered parts were taken to a safe place to be destroyed.
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Credit: State Emergency Service of Ukraine/ NTA
Byline: Darko Manevski, Journalist
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